
France · Machinery startup
Dioxycle is a French-American climate tech startup founded in 2021, focused on developing electrified chemical manufacturing technologies.
Funding reportedLast round: Series A
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Dioxycle is a French-American climate tech startup founded in 2021, focused on developing electrified chemical manufacturing technologies.
The company produces sustainable ethylene from recycled carbon emissions, water, and renewable electricity, aiming to replace fossil fuel-based production methods. Headquartered in Paris, with operations in the United States, Dioxycle was co-founded by Sarah Lamaison and David Wakerley, who have extensive research backgrounds. The company's core technology is a proprietary low-temperature electrolyzer that utilizes an electrochemical process to convert industrial CO2 or CO emissions into ethylene. Dioxycle also offers modular electrolyzer systems and catalytic cores, targeting industrial sectors that rely on ethylene, such as chemical manufacturing, plastics, textiles, and pharmaceuticals. By displacing fossil fuels in ethylene production, Dioxycle aims to significantly reduce global CO2 emissions, contributing to a more sustainable future.
Funding, as reported
From Dioxycle's own website: 2 founders, 31 on the team.
And 13 more on the team.
What they build
Known for
emission sourcesclean energy & technologyco to ethylenecross-disciplinary teamcarbon recycling processcarbon-to-chemicalsdistributionmanufacturingrenewable feedstocksglobal emissions reductionco2 to chemicalscost-effective decarbonizationclimate solutionschemical industry applicationsrenewable energy integrationelectrolyzer technology
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