Working away on his PhD in Munich only a few years ago, Stephan Herrmann (now a Dr.) couldn’t have conceived of a time when his idea for a carbon-negative power plant would attract millions in funding. But now, together with co-founder Felix Fischer, he has a $100 million backlog of orders for his invention, and […]

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