MATi's molten alloy reactor technology converts methane and CO₂ into clean hydrogen and carbon black — at industrial scale.
From university lab to pilot-ready technology — MATi delivers proven performance with compelling economics.
Successfully scaled from lab to pilot-ready with 100× throughput increase, validated at 1,000 sccm with consistent performance.
Two complementary processes — methane pyrolysis and CO₂ decomposition — enabling flexible deployment across industries.
~2-year payback period with 43.4% ROI. Annual revenue potential of $950,500 for the methane pathway alone.
Complete detailed engineering designs and cost estimates ready for field deployment at 1,000 m³/day scale.
MATi's molten alloy reactors enable direct carbon conversion using electrically-powered, catalytic processes.
A 1,000 m3/d unit directly converts methane into clean hydrogen fuel and high-value carbon black, powered entirely by electricity with zero CO₂ emissions.
Decompose CO₂ into solid carbon and oxygen using Ga-In molten alloy catalysts — enabling permanent carbon removal at lower temperatures.
Founded by leading chemical engineers at the University of Calgary with deep expertise in molten metal systems, reactor design, and energy transition technology.
Professor of Chemical & Petroleum Engineering at the University of Calgary. Dr. Gates brings decades of expertise in energy systems, enhanced oil recovery, and innovative reactor technology. He leads MATi's strategic direction and research program.
Research scientist and co-inventor of MATi's molten alloy reactor platform. Dr. Wang leads the hands-on experimental research, catalyst development, and reactor scale-up program, achieving breakthrough conversion rates at the University of Calgary.
Supported by $411,370 in NGIF funding with a total project value of $1.47M

Supporting innovative natural gas technologies that reduce emissions across Canada's energy sector.

World-class research facilities, engineering expertise, and commercialization support.
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