Turning light into fuel is a shared effort. We work with the labs, institutions, and partners who want to build it with us — and welcome the conversation early.
Joint work on light harvesting, energy transfer, and catalysis — from theory and modeling to bench experiments and shared authorship.
Collaborators and programs supporting early-stage energy science, including grant partnerships that require a research-institution co-lead.
Energy, aviation, and industrial partners looking at low-carbon fuels — including early interest and future offtake as the technology matures.
Scientists and engineers in photophysics, materials, and catalysis who want to work at the front edge of solar fuels.
This is long-horizon science with a clear destination. The best partners share that outlook — comfortable with hard problems, honest milestones, and building something real over time.
Tell us how you'd like to work together, and we'll take it from there.
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