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OxEon Energy

U.S. developer and manufacturer of solid-oxide systems, included for its contribution to NASA's MOXIE Mars oxygen experiment. NASA names OxEon among MOXIE's developers; OxEon says it designed, developed and built the solid-oxide electrolysis stack. NASA reports that MOXIE produced 122 grams of oxygen over its completed Mars operations. That result belongs to the multi-organization instrument, not to an independent OxEon mining operation.

Processing demo

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Resources and evidence

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ResourceEvidenceMeaning
OxygenProcessing demoextraction demo

Demonstrated

NASA reports 122 grams of oxygen from MOXIE's completed Mars operations; OxEon supplied its electrolysis stack according to the company's account. The demonstrated result is instrument-wide and shared with other contributors.

Claimed or planned

U.S. developer and manufacturer of solid-oxide systems, included for its contribution to NASA's MOXIE Mars oxygen experiment. NASA names OxEon among MOXIE's developers; OxEon says it designed, developed and built the solid-oxide electrolysis stack. NASA reports that MOXIE produced 122 grams of oxygen over its completed Mars operations. That result belongs to the multi-organization instrument, not to an independent OxEon mining operation.

Facts

Headquarters
United States
Type
Company
Status
UnknownStatus date not recorded. NASA's pre-landing seminar page identifies OxEon as a MOXIE developer, and its 6 September 2023 release reports the instrument's completed operation. OxEon's undated project/contact pages support stack attribution and its U.S. office. A current Mars development contract or legal status was not separately established; unknown does not mean inactive.
Roles
Processing / ISRU
Targets
Mars
Website
www.oxeonenergy.com/

Missions

1 records
MissionRoleLaunch or landingPhaseOutcome
MOXIE (Mars Oxygen In-Situ Resource Utilization Experiment)InstrumentPayload builder2020-07-30EndedSuccess

Open evidence gaps

  • The precise stack-builder attribution comes from OxEon's own account; NASA independently names it as one of several instrument developers.
  • The processed-demo level refers to the supplied component's role in MOXIE, not sole instrument authorship, resource ownership or commercial extraction.
  • No current NASA development award, company funding total, founding year or corporate-register status is established. The office address is not a checked legal headquarters record.

Sources

5 excerpts from 4 publications

One web address counts as one publication.

  1. [1]The Mars Oxygen ISRU Experiment (MOXIE): We are Looking Forward to your Visit!
    NASA AmesGovernment recordAccessed 2026-11-01Supports: name, summary, status explanation, role
    MOXIE, led by MIT’s Mike Hecht and developed by JPL, OxEon Energy, and Air Squared
    Quote matched the source text when accessed.
  2. [2]MOXIE Makes Oxygen on Mars!
    OxEon EnergyCompany statementAccessed 2026-11-01Supports: summary, resource activity
    designed, developed, and built the solid oxide electrolysis stack at the core of the MOXIE system.
    Quote matched the source text when accessed.
  3. [3]Contact OxEon Energy
    OxEon EnergyCompany statementAccessed 2026-11-01Supports: headquarters country, status explanation
    North Salt Lake, UT 84054 USA
    Quote matched the source text when accessed.
  4. [4]NASA's Oxygen-Generating Experiment MOXIE Completes Mars Mission
    NASA Jet Propulsion LaboratoryGovernment recordPublished 2023-09-06Accessed 2026-11-01Supports: summary, resources, resource activity
    Since Perseverance landed on Mars in 2021, MOXIE has generated a total of 122 grams of oxygen
    Quote matched the source text when accessed.
  5. [5]NASA's Oxygen-Generating Experiment MOXIE Completes Mars Mission
    NASA Jet Propulsion LaboratoryGovernment recordPublished 2023-09-06Accessed 2026-11-01Supports: status explanation
    On its 16th run, on Aug. 7, the instrument made 9.8 grams of oxygen.
    Quote matched the source text when accessed.

Cite this record

SpaceMiningData, “OxEon Energy”, dataset version a00fa2c68a45, built 2026-11-11, https://spaceminingdata.com/organizations/oxeon-energy.html. Record checked 2026-11-01.