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Electrofuel Marine
Climate Technology Product Manufacturing
Queenstown, Central Singapore Community Development Council 69 followers
Pioneering Maritime Decarbonization Through Deeptech
About us
Electrofuel Marine is an early-stage, venture-backed, deep tech start-up: Working with the Singapore Deep Tech Alliance (SDTA) to commercialize five years of research from the Center for Advanced 2D Materials at the National University of Singapore - proving to demonstrate over 90% efficiency in molecular-level CO2 separation from exhaust gasses in real-time. Electorfuel Marine harnesses this groundbreaking science to design the world’s first modular, plug-and-play, flue-to-fuel reactor system that circularly converts greenhouse gas emissions from large container ships into usable electrofuel in real-time, without requiring any major infrastructure changes. Electrofuel Marine’s reactor plugs into the ship’s scrubber system, filters out CO2 emissions, and through a continuous hydrogenation process generates eMethanol, which is then blended back into the ship’s fuel supply. Through this process, EM aims to reduce ship fuel usage and costs by 30%, cut ship emissions by 25%, and save shipping companies millions in annual fuel costs, per ship.
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- Climate Technology Product Manufacturing
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
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- Queenstown, Central Singapore Community Development Council
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- Privately Held
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- 2024
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43 Science Park Road
Queenstown, Central Singapore Community Development Council 117408, SG
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🌎Ahead of New York Climate Week a World Economic Forum feature by our CEO Vincent Clerc on why the International Maritime Organization meetings is an ideal chance to close shipping’s fuel pricing gap. “If IMO member states agree around ambitious mid term measures, they will accelerate the urgent transition in shipping, if not they will slow it down precisely when it's more necessary. Not acting now risks losing a remarkable chance at influencing a truly global regulation to remove the cost barrier to decarbonizing shipping and, by extension, the global supply chain.” Explains Vincent. Read the full opinion piece here: https://lnkd.in/dbnbFeG2 #maersk #energytransition #allthewaytozero #greenbalancemechanism #wef
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Kick off week at the PIER71 Smart Port Challenge 2024 coming in hot! What a great turnout with start-ups from all over the world coming together in the name of innovation in the maritime industry. BARTER FOR THINGS LTD., Blurgs AI, C-Loop, Cetasol - Maritime Sustainability, Clearbot, Cumucore, EcoMarine Technologies Inc., Electrofuel Marine, GT Wings, Green Hydrogen Solutions™, iSmartWays, KinetixPro, mapsea Corporation, @marinehound, Mely.ai - Generative Intelligent Document Processing, Nexus Ocean, Ohceans, Open Ocean Robotics, PerfoMax.io, Planys Technologies, SgNaPlus, SHECO, Smart Walkie Pte. Ltd., Sostratus Energy, STAX Engineering, @thiospark, TideWise, TideWise, Willog, Zelim Find out more about these companies: https://lnkd.in/gB8kNuJY #NUSEnterprise #NUS #Innovation #Entrepreneurship #PIER71 #maritimereimagined #ideate #impact #transform #MaritimeInnovation #SingaporeTech #DigitalTransformation #FutureofMaritime #MaritimeSG #IndustryTransformation #Entrepreneurship #Shipping #Tech #Sustainability #Decarbonisation #supplychainresilience #smartport #smartship #smartmaritimeservices #crewsafety #MarineTech #SmartPortChallenge #SPC2024 #accelerate Sharine Tan, Ian Ho, Jessica Chow, Gwen Chen Brian Koh, Marianne Choo, Randall SIE, Danial T., Melissa Ling
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Consultant & Educator | Helping companies and talent discover and develop their innovation potential
Shipping connects the world - as evidenced by our 2024 cohort hailing from Brazil, Malta, US, Canada, Singapore, South Korea, India, UK, Norway, Sweden, Finland , South Africa! 29 startups are here to introduce themselves to the Singapore and SEA market under the PIER71™ Smart Port Challenge. PIER71 is committed to connecting our participants with maritime partners, fostering collaboration opportunities, and supporting their expansion into Singapore and South East Asia. The startups are eager to identify potential partners, learn about the Singapore Maritime ecosystem, and adapt their value propositions to meet the unique challenges of Singapore and the region. Keep an eye out for their developments. And #savethedate for our #GreatCircle on the 19th of November, 2024! Startups: BARTER FOR THINGS LTD., Blurgs AI, C-Loop, Cetasol - Maritime Sustainability, Clearbot, Cumucore, EcoMarine Technologies Inc., Electrofuel Marine, GT Wings, Green Hydrogen Solutions™, iSmartWays, KinetixPro, mapsea Corporation, @marinehound, Mely.ai - Generative Intelligent Document Processing, Nexus Ocean, Ohceans, Open Ocean Robotics, PerfoMax.io, Planys Technologies, SgNaPlus, SHECO, Smart Walkie Pte. Ltd., Sostratus Energy, STAX Engineering, @thiospark, TideWise, Willog, Zelim Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) Ian Ho, Sharine Tan, Jessica Chow, Gwen Chen, Thomas Ting, Kenneth Lim NUS Enterprise Melissa Ling, Marianne Choo, Danial T., Brian Koh
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#Innovation is a cornerstone of the Sea Transport sector as we develop technologies and future capabilities to deliver new products, solutions, and services to meet industry needs. Under the Industry Transformation Map (ITM) outlined by the Future Economy Council (FEC), the Sea Transport sector achieved notable growth from 2016 to 2023. The sector weathered the challenges of the pandemic and geopolitical climate, remaining resilient and emerging stronger. Developed by #MPA, in partnership with the industry, unions, and other government agencies, the Sea Transport ITM builds on MPA’s strategic long-term plans to develop Singapore’s next-generation port and strengthen our International Maritime Centre (IMC). Innovation is a key pillar of the ITM, leveraging R&D to build a vibrant MarineTech ecosystem, enabled by the Port of Singapore as a Living Lab. Key initiatives include PIER71™, which nurtured over 110 start-ups globally, providing access to markets, funding, technology, and talent. Looking ahead, innovation will continue to propel the Sea Transport sector forward. The future of the sector will also include the deployment of new drone technologies, the use of additive manufacturing, the electrification of harbour craft, and efforts toward adopting future fuels for green shipping. All these efforts will require strong partnerships among diverse stakeholders, including unions, research institutions, maritime companies, and innovation labs. Such collaborations are key to ensuring a comprehensive approach to capturing opportunities for #MaritimeSG.
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Serial Entrepreneur in Frontier / Deep Tech, Applied AI & Robotics | CEO & Co-founder @ Electrofuel Marine | Creative Foresight Specialist & Innovation Architect | IMPERIAL Distinction
Graphene’s incredible properties have not only revolutionized materials technology but are also paving the way for sustainable solutions in industries like shipping. At Electrofuel Marine, we are leveraging graphene's unique characteristics in our flue-to-fuel reactor, which captures greenhouse gases on ships and converts them into carbon-neutral fuel. This breakthrough uses a patented graphene-based membrane, enabling real-time processing without requiring any infrastructure changes. It's amazing to see how a material discovered through curiosity and experimentation is now driving significant advancements in sustainability!
Together with Andre Geim, Konstantin Novoselov first produced the material graphene in 2004. It was one of their 'Friday night experiments', a time when they would explore things they didn't have time to work on during their research projects. They then had access to the lab but the freedom to experiment and explore areas others might find a bit strange. One of these Fridays they started experimenting with graphite and sticky tape and managed to create the new material graphene. After successfully producing graphene, Novoselov and Geim mapped its properties: incredibly thin but still incredibly strong, good heat and electrical conductivity, almost entirely transparent yet very dense. Graphene has created new possibilities within materials technology and electronics. Learn more: https://bit.ly/2CkKkVr
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Electrofuel Marine pioneers the world’s first flue-to-fuel reactor on ships. By assisting shipping companies in capturing their greenhouse gases and converting them into carbon-neutral fuel, the company utilises patented technology (GOMe) and renewable energy to accomplish this seamlessly in real-time, without requiring any infrastructure changes on the ship. Website: https://lnkd.in/gX3jnrie Manoj Sahi Kumar | Elie Slama #NUSEnterprise #NUS #Innovation #Entrepreneurship #PIER71 #maritimereimagined #ideate #impact #transform #MaritimeInnovation #SingaporeTech #DigitalTransformation #FutureofMaritime #MaritimeSG #IndustryTransformation #Entrepreneurship #Shipping #Tech #Sustainability #Decarbonisation #supplychainresilience #smartport #smartship #smartmaritimeservices #crewsafety #MarineTech #SmartPortChallenge #SPC2024 #accelerate Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) | Eng Dih Teo, Kenneth Lim, Thomas Ting, Yi Han Ng （黄翼航）, Tay Rick Im Desmond, Sin Yee LOH 罗欣怡, Zi Hua Samuel Soo, Sharine Tan, Ian Ho, Jessica Chow, Gwen Chen NUS Enterprise | Tsuhan Chen, Benjamin C.K. Tee, Brian Koh, Marianne Choo, Randall SIE, Danial T., Melissa Ling, Joan Leong
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We are thrilled to celebrate our Chief Scientist, Dr. Juan Carrio, on being awarded the prestigious Centre for Hydrogen Innovations (CHI) grant for his groundbreaking work with the National University of Singapore's Centre for Advanced 2D Materials (CA2DM). The CHI grant marks a significant milestone in advancing Dr. Carrio’s cutting-edge research into nano-material Graphene membranes for CO2 separation toward commercialization. ElectroFuel Marine is proud and excited to support and embark on this transformative journey. Dr. Carrio’s pioneering work on GO membranes not only underscored and inspired ElectroFuel Marine's commitment to molecular-level CO2 separation in the maritime sector, but also represents a novel green technology with the potential of revolutionizing our ability to meet the challenges posed by global decarbonization and energy transition efforts. Initial findings indicate that this new membrane technology surpasses all existing solutions for CO2 separation in terms of selectivity, permeability, and cost-efficiency, without requiring additional energy. Congratulations, Juan! Well-done! We are proud of your achievements and look forward to embarking on this next exciting chapter together. Your partners and friends @Electrofuel Marine For more details, check out: https://lnkd.in/ds3he_HG
NUS CA2DM Celebrates Milestone in Graphene Membranes Research at Centre for Hydrogen Innovations (CHI) Inauguration - Graphene Research Centre
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A very Exciting Update!
During the official inauguration of the Centre for Hydrogen Innovations (CHI) with the presence of Dr. Tan See Leng, Minister for Manpower and 2nd Minister for Trade and Industry of Singapore, and National University of Singapore’s President, Prof. Tan Eng Chye, the NUS Deputy President for Research and Technology, Prof. Liu Bin, the NUS Centre for Advanced 2D Materials (CA2DM), through its Director, Prof. Antonio H. Castro Neto, was awarded a research grant to support the work of Dr. Juan Carrio in graphene membranes for gas (CO2) separation. Congratulations to Dr. Juan Carrio and Dr. VSSL Prasad Talluri for developing this groundbreaking green technology! #greentechnology #hydrogentechnology #awards
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#Singapore is now ready for #methanol bunkering for container vessels at Tuas Port with the successful completion of the first simultaneous methanol bunkering and cargo operation (SIMOPS). This was made possible with the participation of various government agencies, industry and local research institutions. A container vessel from X-Press Feeders was successfully refuelled with close to 300 metric tonnes (MT) of bio-methanol by Global Energy Trading Pte Ltd (GET), a #MPA-licensed bunker supplier, using MT KARA , a dedicated IMO type II chemical bunker tanker operated by Stellar Shipmanagement Services, which also bunkered the Stena Prosperous last week. The fuel was supplied simultaneously while the vessel completed the movement of containers. The cargo operations was carried out with the use of PSA Singapore‘a double trolley quay cranes and automated guided vehicles at #TuasPort. It was completed in four hours. To prepare for the SIMOPS, MPA had organised various safety workshops, including a tabletop exercise, with participants from various government agencies, industry, and local research institutions, and discussed the potential risks and corresponding methods to address them. MPA’s Emergency Operations Centre was set up and monitored the operations, supported by a #drone equipped with similar detection capabilities as the bunkering operations last week. The methanol plume model, jointly developed by the A*STAR - Agency for Science, Technology and Research’s Institute of High Performance Computing, Nanyang Technological University’s Maritime Energy & Sustainable Development Centre of Excellence (MESD), TCOMS - Technology Centre for Offshore and Marine, Singapore and NUS Tropical Marine Science Institute (TMSI), was enhanced and incorporated specific SIMOPs parameters, including vessels’ structure, port configuration and infrastructure, and proximity of simultaneous activities being conducted. The use of the mass flow metering (MFM) system for methanol, together with the use of digital #bunkering, was also trialled during the SIMOPS. The digital bunkering trial demonstrated the ability to transmit the essential methanol bunkering information electronically, to various stakeholders and MPA, enabling near real-time visibility of the bunker delivery process. With these operations, the #PortofSingapore is ready for commercial scale operations for shore-to-ship, ship-to-ship, and simultaneous operations for methanol which is the preferred mode of operation as it enhances operational efficiency. This opens the door for future prospects for other new maritime fuels, such as #ammonia and #hydrogen, in our journey to towards decarbonising the maritime industry. Read more details about the article here: https://lnkd.in/gmdx_btR #MaritimeSG