Dioxycle

📍 Paris, France🗓 Founded 2020👥 42 employees💰 Last funded 2023
Dioxycle is pioneering breakthrough carbon utilization technologies that convert industrial emissions into sustainable chemicals with unprecedented energy and cost efficiency. By displacing fossil fuels for the production of key chemicals, Dioxycle has the potential to ultimately reduce over 800 million tons of CO2 per year, representing over 1% of the worlds emissions. At Dioxycle, we believe that profitability is essential to trigger adoption of decarbonization technologies at the scale and speed required to reach our net-zero goals. With this in mind, our team is innovating across chemical, mechanical and system engineering to turn carbon transformation into an economically feasible, industrial reality. Having completed our medium-scale Proof-of-Concept carbon monoxide electrolyzer, we are now working towards a first-of-its-kind large-scale industrial prototype and are assembling key partnerships for future commercial roll-out. We are supported by world-class funders including Lowercarbon Capital, Breakthrough Energy Ventures, Gigascale Capital and operate from two R&D centers in Europe and California. To see job openings and join force with us in our mission, please visit --> https://dioxycle.com/career/
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Total investors
1
Early stage
1
Mid stage
0
Late stage
2020
Founded
Investor geography3 countries
France
1
United States
1
United Kingdom
1
Investor activity2022–2023 · investors recorded per year
2022220231
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Frequently asked questions
Who invested in Dioxycle?
Dioxycle has 3 investors on record on gritt.io, including 1 early-stage backers, 1 mid-stage.
When did Dioxycle last raise funding?
The most recent investment in Dioxycle recorded on gritt.io was in 2023.
When was Dioxycle founded?
Dioxycle was founded in 2020.
What industry is Dioxycle in?
Dioxycle operates in Industrial Machinery Manufacturing. Find similar Industrial Machinery Manufacturing investors on gritt.io.
Where is Dioxycle based?
Dioxycle is headquartered in Paris, France.