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Methanol to Jet technology
Johnson Matthey has partnered with Honeywell UOP, combining their market-leading technologies to provide customers with an enhanced methanol-to-jet SAF solution. This partnership provides access to jet fuel at a lower carbon intensity to traditional fuels from hydrogen and carbon dioxide.
ExploreHyCOgen
Our HyCOgen™ technology enables captured CO2 and renewable hydrogen to be converted into sustainable synthetic fuels helping to achieve emissions reductions goals.
ExplorePioneering clean air technology for 50 years and beyond
The world's first commercial auto catalyst was made in Royston in May 1974
ExploreConventional (grey) hydrogen
Johnson Matthey is the supplier of catalysts for hydrogen production via steam reforming for conventional (grey) and carbon capture enabled (blue) hydrogen processes.
ExploreLevelised cost of hydrogen
Our blue hydrogen technology delivers the lowest levelised cost of hydrogen (LCOH) commercially available.
ExploreElectrolysis (green) hydrogen
As a truly carbon neutral solution, green hydrogen (produced from renewable energy sources using electrolysis) is gaining more attention from governments and industry.
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.
ExploreInvestors
Information for investors, including share price data, analyst consensus, financial results and annual reports.
ExploreEarly careers
Whether you're an apprentice or graduate, we're looking for the brightest talent to join us in the race to net zero and help make a difference to lives all over the world.
ExploreGraduate programme FAQs
How does the graduate programme work? What do you have to do to apply? And more FAQs.
ExploreRecycling and thrifting: the answer to the iridium question in electrolyser growth
Marge Ryan, JM's Principal Strategy Analyst for PGMs, explains why there will be sufficient supply of iridium to support our hydrogen needs.
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