Copper Lavender
Copper Lavender, founded in 2022 and headquartered in Uppsala, Sweden with 4 employees, is a private company specializing in multi-line chemicals that uses a patented electrochemical process to convert captured CO₂ and renewable electricity into high-value molecules like acetylene and citral, aiming to replace fossil feedstocks in industries such as chemicals, fragrances, and materials, and currently holds pending patents for electrochemical conversion methods including producing 1,2-dibromoethane and alkynols.
General Information
Copper Lavender is a manufacturer of CO₂-based chemicals designed to replace fossil feedstocks in various industries. The company uses a patented electrochemical process to produce high-value molecules such as acetylene and citral from captured CO₂ and renewable electricity. This enables industries including chemicals, fragrances, and materials to transition to sustainable, fossil-free alternatives.
Patents
Recent Patent Activity
- WO-2025212025-A1: Electrochemical conversion of carbon dioxide to 1,2-dibromoethane (Pending, 04-Apr-2024)
- WO-2025165283-A1: A method to form alkynols or acetylene alcoholates (Pending, 30-Jan-2024)
FAQs
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When was Copper Lavender founded?
Copper Lavender was founded in 2022. -
Where is Copper Lavender headquartered?
Uppsala, Sweden. -
What is the size of Copper Lavender?
4 total employees. -
What industry is Copper Lavender in?
Multi-line Chemicals. -
Is Copper Lavender a private or public company?
Private company. -
What is Copper Lavender’s current revenue?
Not specified.