Ionomr Innovations
Ionomr Innovations develops advanced non-PFAS ion-exchange membranes for clean energy applications including hydrogen production, fuel cells, carbon capture, flow batteries, and water treatment. The company offers both hydrocarbon proton/cation-exchange membranes and alkaline hydroxide/anion-exchange membranes, providing environmentally responsible alternatives to traditional PFAS-based materials. Founded in 2017…
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Ionomr Innovations develops advanced non-PFAS ion-exchange membranes for clean energy applications including hydrogen production, fuel cells, carbon capture, flow batteries, and water treatment. The company offers both hydrocarbon proton/cation-exchange membranes and alkaline hydroxide/anion-exchange membranes, providing environmentally responsible alternatives to traditional PFAS-based materials. Founded in 2017 and headquartered in Vancouver, Canada, Ionomr has raised $38M in Series A funding from investors including Shell, Chevron, Samsung Venture Investment, and Bekaert. The company's membranes are designed for durability and high performance in demanding electrochemical environments, supporting the global transition to sustainable energy infrastructure across hydrogen electrolysis, CO2 utilization, and lithium recovery applications. The company employs 50 people and collaborates with leading industrial partners to validate membrane performance in real-world operating conditions.
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Energy Storage Tech > Fuel Cell > Components > Membrane
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