framergy, Inc.

Startup
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Framergy, Inc. develops and manufactures advanced metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) and porous organic polymers. Its proprietary AYRSORB technology provides high-performance molecular adsorbents for gas separation, clean energy, and filtration.

Founded & HQ
College Station, TX, USA
Company size
1-10 employees
Funding
~$3.3M
IP status
11 patents filed · 5 grants confirmed
Activity highlights
Partnered with Texas A&M University on a NIST project to study post-synthetic incorporation of metal-organic frameworks into polymer composites

Framergy, Inc. is a developer and manufacturer of advanced coordination polymers, specifically metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) and porous organic polymers (POPs), which function as precise molecule traps. The company utilizes a rational design approach to create materials with ultra-high surface areas and permanent porosity, enabling them to mimic natural nano-level material construction. These materials are engineered to exhibit high selectivity, thermal stability, and resistance to harsh environmental conditions, including varying pH levels. Framergy's proprietary AYRSORB line of adsorbents and catalysts is designed for scalability and industrial application, allowing the materials to be shaped into various forms such as composites, filters, and sponges.

These technologies provide critical solutions for industries requiring gas separation, storage, and environmental remediation. By offering alternatives to traditional activated carbons and zeolites, Framergy enables customers to improve the efficiency of energy storage, oil and gas processing, and the removal of harmful contaminants from air and water supplies, such as PFAS. The company partners with industry and academic institutions to apply its materials toward clean energy goals, pollution abatement, and industrial chemical production. Supported by intellectual property and federal research grants, Framergy focuses on delivering reliable, high-volume adsorbent solutions that address resource scarcity and support environmental safety.

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