Gas fermentation using autotrophic acetogenic bacteria has been industrialized, however,
its full potential remains untapped, with only native products like ethanol being produced …

In times of global warming and upcoming fossil fuel shortages, the demand for the
replacement of current fossil fuel-based chemical production via the development of …

Acetogenic gas fermentation is increasingly studied as a promising technology to upcycle
carbon‐rich waste gasses. Currently the product range is limited, and production yields …

Fermentation of gaseous substrates such as carbon dioxide (CO 2) has emerged as a
sustainable approach for transforming greenhouse gas emissions into renewable fuels and …

Highlights•Combining enzyme engineering and pathway design allows for many methanol
assimilation routes.•Several, reduced products can be synthesized from a mixture of sugar …

Gas fermentation is a promising way to convert CO-rich gases to chemicals. We studied the
use of synthetic cocultures composed of carboxydotrophic and propionigenic bacteria to …

Highlights•One-carbon compounds can be made from CO 2 to provide renewable microbial
feedstocks.•Methanol and formate have key advantages over gaseous one-carbon …

There is an immediate need to drastically reduce the emissions associated with global fossil
fuel consumption in order to limit climate change. However, carbon-based materials …

Gas fermentation offers both fossil carbon-free sustainable production of fuels and
chemicals and recycling of gaseous and solid waste using gas-fermenting microbes …

One-carbon (C1) compounds are promising feedstocks for the sustainable production of
commodity chemicals. CO2 is a particularly advantageous C1-feedstock since it is an …