Microwave power efficiently converts natural gas, biogas, CO₂, and other hydrocarbons into syngas, hydrogen, carbon, and heat through plasma chemistry.
These microwave systems operate directly at the point of use, minimizing logistics costs and maximizing operational efficiency.
As a spinoff from MIT, MAAT Energy was formed with the vision of using microwave power to produce carbon, syngas, carbon monoxide, and hydrogen from carbon dioxide and hydrocarbons from diverse sources.
We are a team of engineers who have successfully commercialized industrial innovations in the automotive, cement, power generation, and chemical industries.
We are demonstrating a platform for natural gas reforming to produce syngas for methanol and jet fuel.
DOE supports scientific excellence and technological innovation through the investment of federal research funds in critical American priorities to build a strong national economy. MAAT Energy Awards