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The road toward zero carbon emissions is paved in steps — exactly the way Monolith Materials, a major producer of the popular and vital performance additive carbon black, is undertaking its journey. The company began in 2012, and in 2016 established a now-decommissioned pilot project in Redwood…

Print LINCOLN, Neb.—The road toward zero carbon emissions is paved in steps—exactly the way Monolith Materials, a major producer of the popular and vital performance additive carbon black, is undertaking its journey. The company began in 2012, and in 2016 established a now-decommissioned pilot project in Redwood City, Calif., known as Monoliths "Seaport" plant, where Monolith perfected its patented methane pyrolysis method: using electricity to separate natural gas, rather than a furnace to...

Monolith Materials cancels webinar, planning future series LINCOLN, Neb.—Monolith Materials Inc. has canceled its Feb. 4 webinar. The company, which last year introduced the operational capability of its proprietary process to convert natural gas into carbon black and hydrogen, said it is "taking a step back" in order to plan and execute a webinar series for the "diverse audiences" with interest in the company. "The overwhelming response we received from such a wide and varied audience made i...

Print LINCOLN, Neb. — Monolith Materials Inc., which last year introduced the operational capability of its proprietary process to convert natural gas into carbon black and hydrogen, will host a webinar on this sustainable method Feb. 4 at 8 a.m. CST. The webinar, "Revolution: How Monolith is Changing Carbon Black Manufacturing Forever," is open to anyone interested in learning about this process, Monolith said. "The innovation that Monolith is bringing to the marketplace seems revolutionary,...