Can waste be a source of green energy? Breakthrough CO₂ bonding technology.
The process of binding CO₂ and converting organic waste into green gas is a real breakthrough for sustainable energy. At a time when carbon emissions are one of the biggest climate threats, more than just temporary storage is needed. Unfortunately, most of the available carbon capture methods rely on costly, temporary solutions - CO₂ is only stored, often at great expense and without long-term effects.
With help comes technology based on the natural process of CO₂ binding in minerals. A process that would take centuries in nature, the company has accelerated to just a few seconds. The CO₂ is permanently bound to the minerals, in the process creating raw materials with a usable value that can be used in industry, such as for concrete production. What's more, the company's technology goes even further: in a supercritical water treatment process, it transforms organic waste - plastic, paper, food scraps - into a renewable gas Under very high pressure and temperature, water becomes reactive enough to break down organic matter into pure, light gases.
This solution not only reduces CO₂ levels in the atmosphere, but also uses the waste as a source of green energy, transforming it into products that can fuel the circular economy.