OxEon Energy develops solid oxide electrolysis cells (SOEC) and solid oxide fuel cells (SOFC) for the efficient production of hydrogen, oxygen, and syngas from renewable energy sources. Their technology addresses the limitations of current energy storage solutions by providing scalable, high-purity gas production and fuel-flexible operation for various applications.
Funding
$36.3M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Problem
Current energy storage solutions face limitations in scalability and efficiency, particularly when integrating with renewable energy sources. Traditional methods often struggle to produce high-purity gases and offer fuel-flexible operation for diverse applications.
Solution
OxEon Energy develops solid oxide electrolysis cells (SOEC) and solid oxide fuel cells (SOFC) that enable efficient energy conversion and storage. Their SOEC technology facilitates the production of hydrogen, oxygen, and syngas from renewable power sources, while their SOFC technology supports fuel-flexible operation with diesel, jet fuel, propane, biogas, and natural gas. OxEon's systems are designed for distributed fuel synthesis and can be scaled to meet specific application requirements. The company's stack design offers high-efficiency conversion, rugged construction, hermetic sealing, and noise- and vibration-free operation.
Target Audience
OxEon Energy serves customers seeking advanced energy storage solutions, including those in renewable energy, aerospace, and industrial gas production.
Features
- SOEC modules for distributed fuel synthesis from renewable power, scalable to 25kW
- SOFC modules for fuel-flexible operation (diesel, Jet-A/JP-8, propane, biogas, natural gas), scalable to 10kW
- High-efficiency energy conversion
- Rugged, hermetic stack design
- Noise- and vibration-free operation
- Custom functional inorganic materials development and production
- SOXE stack flight-qualified by NASA for oxygen production on Mars