First Biogas Flows In New Zealand
New Zealand’s pioneer large-scale commercial food waste-to-bioenergy plant and circular economy hub recently began supplying biogas directly to the grid network.
New Zealand’s pioneer large-scale commercial food waste-to-bioenergy plant and circular economy hub recently began supplying biogas directly to the grid network.
The road ahead looks promising for a Danish climate-tech startup redefining highway construction by replacing fossil fuel based bitumen with low-carbon, nature-based alternatives derived from fungal mycelium.
The Western Australia Indian Ocean coast is a haven for surfers, big waves (and big sharks). But what the bleach haired wave riders may not know is that the plastic combs they use for waxing their boards, are made from Uluu, a product of local research into sustainable seaweed based materials.
A UK research startup that began life in an abandoned glasshouse is tackling the estimated 5.5 million tonnes of plastic waste generated annually by the world’s bioscience and clinical labs.
As environmental regulations steadily become more stringent globally, a New Zealand company is wading into the sewage ponds and waterways of Britain turning raw organic waste into high value byproducts such as biogas and fertilisers.
Currently, less than one percent of clothing is recycled back into new garments. A Stockholm-based deep-tech is joining the global charge towards re-processing mountains of textile waste.
A New Zealand university spinoff venture has a bold vision to extract and recycle critical minerals from industrial waste.
A spinoff company from the Australian National University plans to shake up the garment industry through enzymatic recycling of polyester.
It has been a huge start to the year for Carbonaide CEO Tapio Vehmas. His carbon sequestration venture not only secured a €3.7 million funding round, but also set up its first industrial scale production facility. And if that wasn’t success enough, a block of certified carbon credits from the process were also minted and…