Immaterial

Immaterial is an advanced materials company developing and supplying monolithic metal-organic frameworks (m-MOFs) with superior volumetric capacity for energy transition applications. The company’s integrated advanced materials and process systems solutions address carbon capture, hydrogen storage, HVAC efficiency, water harvesting, and air purification. For point source carbon capture, Immaterial’s m-MOFs combined with system design know-how deliver the lowest-cost solution, enabling gigatons of CO2 capture globally. For the hydrogen economy, the materials enable efficient storage and transport. The company also applies its technology to efficient HVAC and water harvesting technologies providing significant energy efficiency, and to clean air applications that remove NOx, ammonia, and other volatile organic compounds (VOCs). Immaterial’s technology is based on nanoscale metal-organic frameworks, a class of advanced porous materials with tunable chemistry and high surface areas. The company takes a personalized approach, working closely with customers to develop tailored solutions for purification and separation challenges across energy transition areas. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in Cambridge, United Kingdom, the company has raised approximately $18.2 million in Series A funding. Investors include SLB, AP Ventures, Chevron Technology Ventures, ERV, JERA, Trirec, Ultratech Capital Partners, Moeve, Europa, Finindus, UBE Group, and Undaunted.