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Carbon Recycling International and JM collaborate to support sustainable methanol
News: Carbon Recycling International (CRI) and Johnson Matthey (JM) have agreed on a long term exclusive catalyst supply agreement for the use of JM’s KATALCOTM methanol catalysts in CRI’s Emissions-To-Liquids (“ETL”) designed CO2 to methanol plants.
ExploreJohnson Matthey joins consortium to commercialise technology for low carbon chemicals and fuels
The Virent BioForming technology converts plant sugars into 'drop-in' hydrocarbons that can be used in the production of chemicals and fuels
ExploreNew collaboration to develop high-impact PGM technologies and drive the next wave of industrial innovation
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ExploreJohnson Matthey Technology Review
Johnson Matthey’s international journal of research exploring science and technology in industrial applications.
ExplorePetrochemicals market
Johnson Matthey offers a wide range of catalysts, process technologies and services for the petrochemical industries.
ExploreJohnson Matthey drives world-leading fuel cell performance, increasing power density by 20%
Johnson Matthey (JM), as part of leading European consortium GAIA, has helped deliver a fuel cell power density of 1.8 W/cm2 @ 0.6V.
ExploreJohnson Matthey partners with European Metal Recycling (EMR) on a sustainable, circular solution for lithium-ion battery recycling in the UK
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ExploreLow Shrinkage Methanol Synthesis Catalyst
Methanol synthesis catalysts will typically undergo a degree of shrinkage (and settling) following reduction and subsequent start-up.
ExploreEmissions control solutions
For power generation, shipping, mining and industrial processes.
ExploreFischer Tropsch (FT) technology
Johnson Matthey's innovative Fischer Tropsch (FT) technology.
ExploreJM and KBR sign global strategic alliance for ammonia-methanol coproduction process
News: JM and KBR announced today that they have signed a global strategic alliance agreement to license a ground-breaking ammonia-methanol coproduction process that combines the company’s market leading ammonia and methanol process technologies.
ExploreGas turbine emissions control
Johnson Matthey has been setting the standard in gas turbine emissions control since pioneering the first oxidation catalyst in the 1970s.
ExploreCareers
Are you as curious about the world as we are? Search our job listings to find your place in the team behind the tech that's creating a cleaner, healthier world.
ExploreJM Platinum Group Metal Award Scheme
Our Johnson Matthey Platinum Group Metal Award Scheme, through which academic and research groups can apply for research-quantities of PGM, which can be used in any field to further their understanding and application.
ExploreLow carbon solutions
Technology to revamp and decarbonise steam methane reformers; methanol technology to decarbonise chemical and refining value chains; low carbon hydrogen flowsheets; and more.
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Johnson Matthey and Noya establish partnership to 'shift the dial' on carbon removal, bringing water-positive system to megaton scale
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ExploreHydrogen refuelling station launches at Johnson Matthey Swindon
News: ITM Power opens seventh hydrogen refuelling station at Johnson Matthey’s Swindon site on M4 corridor.
ExploreSilicones market
Many chemical processes employ platinum catalysts but the most significant in terms of platinum demand is the manufacture of speciality silicones.
ExploreSilicones market
Many chemical processes employ platinum catalysts but the most significant in terms of platinum demand is the manufacture of speciality silicones.
ExploreSilicones market
Many chemical processes employ platinum catalysts but the most significant in terms of platinum demand is the manufacture of speciality silicones.
ExploreChairman's statement
Read the Chairman's statement as he discusses group performance, strategic focus, board matters and more.
ExploreCCS-enabled (blue) hydrogen
Manufacturing CCS-enabled blue hydrogen at scale is an essential early step in reducing global carbon dioxide emissions, enabling the planet to achieve net zero emissions. Our LCH™ technology (using GHR + ATR) delivers the highest process efficiency and lowest LCOH commercially available today.
ExploreCarbon Neutral Fuels selects Johnson Matthey and Honeywell technologies to accelerate groundbreaking UK e-fuels project
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ExploreJM joins new European consortium to develop advanced fuel cell technology for heavy duty trucks
News: We've joined a major new European consortium, ‘IMMORTAL’, to develop higher performance fuel cell components for heavy duty trucks.
ExploreKellas Midstream enters FEED for its H2NorthEast hydrogen project on Teesside
Kellas Midstream, the Aberdeen-based independent energy infrastructure company, has started front end engineering design (FEED) work on its H2NorthEast hydrogen project in Teesside.
ExploreJM and BP license waste-to-fuels technology to Fulcrum BioEnergy
News: We’re pleased to announce the signing of the first licensing deal for JM and BP’s innovative, award winning Fischer Tropsch technology, to support Fulcrum’s production of biojet fuel from municipal waste.
ExploreHyCOgen and FT CANS, innovative technologies to enable sustainable fuel production selected for Repsol and Aramco’s synthetic fuel plant in Bilbao
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ExploreJohnson Matthey technology selected for one of the largest planned e-methanol plants in Europe
ExploreJohnson Matthey publishes latest PGM market report, 2024
The PGM markets will remain in deficit in 2024, according to Johnson Matthey’s (JM) latest PGM Market Report, issued in advance of the annual London Platinum & Palladium Market week.
ExploreBiocatalysis
Watch a video explaining what biocatalysis is, read about our continued work and improvements in biocatalysis and discover what you can expect in the future.
ExploreFuel cell vehicles to boost European competitiveness and the Green Deal
The PGM industry is calling for an accelerated rollout of fuel cell vehicles in Europe to complement existing climate strategy while unlocking greater industrial competitiveness and security of critical raw materials supply.
Explore"Euston, this is emission control": Upgrading buses to make London's air cleaner
News: Retrofit technology enables Johnson Matthey and partners to take a twelve-year-old bus and achieve emissions comparable to a modern bus.
ExplorePgm Market Report May 2019 out now
News: Our Pgm Market Report for May 2019 is out now, reviewing supply and demand for the platinum group metals.
ExploreJohn Cockerill, Johnson Matthey and ETFuels Announce Strategic Partnership for 120,000 tonne Texas e-Methanol Project
ETFuels has selected John Cockerill and Johnson Matthey as key strategic partners for its 120,000 tonne per year e-methanol project in Texas.
Explore170 zero emission heavy duty fuel cell vehicles powered by REFIRE and Johnson Matthey technology hit China’s roads
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ExploreNitinol products
Johnson Matthey is a leader in large diameter, thin wall and microlumen Nitinol tubing, commonly used in catheters, stents, and superelastic needles.
ExploreChiral amines kit
Our chiral amines kit contains a comprehensive section of enzymes classes capable of transforming a variety of substrates into primary, secondary and tertiary amines.
ExploreCatalyst Technologies seminar - June 2023
Johnson Matthey is hosting a Catalyst Technologies seminar for investors and analysts. We will provide greater insight in the vital role our Catalyst Technologies business plays in the energy transition, which is creating significant growth opportunities for Johnson Matthey.
ExplorePrecious metal and precision micromachined components
Medical device companies need a partner who can offer high quality, comprehensive solutions, to help manufacturers develop competitive technologies that are first to market.
ExploreJohnson Matthey Chemist Wins Prestigious Royal Society of Chemistry Prize
Johnson Matthey Chemist Wins Prestigious Royal Society of Chemistry Prize
ExploreQ3 Trading Update 2016-17
News: Trading in line with expectations, full year outlook confirmed.
ExploreQ1 Trading Update 2016/17
Unless otherwise stated, figures and commentary quoted in this statement are based on the quarter ended 30th June 2016 and compare this quarter to Q1 2015/16 at actual rates
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