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Carbon recycling company that uses microbes to convert waste carbon into sustainable fuels and chemicals.

Last updated November 4, 2026

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Overview

LanzaTech is a carbon recycling company that develops proprietary technology to convert carbon-rich waste streams, such as industrial off-gases, municipal solid waste, and agricultural residues, into valuable products like ethanol, sustainable aviation fuel, and polyester. Its technology is based on microbial fermentation and has been deployed in multiple commercial facilities worldwide.

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A leading global provider of carbon recycling technology, focused on converting waste into sustainable products.

Recent events

  • Reported

    Coty announces fragrances made with carbon-captured ethanol[1]

    Coty said fragrances made using ethanol produced from recycled carbon would reach stores within the coming months, after it received its first order of the ethanol at its manufacturing facility in Spain in mid-January.

  • lululemon partners to produce yarn made from recycled carbon emissions[2]

    lululemon partnered with LanzaTech, India Glycols Limited and Far Eastern New Century to produce yarn and fabric made from recycled carbon emissions.

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    Unilever develops laundry capsule using captured industrial carbon[3]

    Unilever confirmed it had developed a laundry capsule using carbon captured from heavy industry. The carbon was converted into ethanol by LanzaTech, then processed into ethylene oxide by India Glycols and sent to Unilever's Hefei factory in China, where OMO laundry capsules are manufactured. The capsules were expected to reach stockists in Asia soon.

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