Carbogenics, a pioneering company in the realm of low carbon technology, is thrilled to announce the successful raising of £500,000 in funding. This latest round of financing will bolster Carbogenics' mission to transform challenging paper waste such as disposable cups and towels into valuable, high-performance products that can benefit bioprocesses and horticulture. By harnessing a patent-pending pyrolysis technology, Carbogenics produces carbon-rich solids, known as biochar, along with heat, power, and biochemicals to maximize energy efficiency and sustainability. Among its innovative offerings, CreChar for Anaerobic Digestion (AD) stands out by enhancing biogas plants' output by a remarkable 15%. CreChar achieves this by effectively absorbing harmful substances such as ammonia, while releasing essential nutrients, thus cultivating a more robust microbial community within the AD systems. This advancement not only supports the economic viability of biogas production but represents a significant stride towards environmental sustainability, generating low carbon energy from waste that would otherwise contribute to landfill. The dedicated team at Carbogenics—comprised of distinguished researchers from the UK Biochar Research Centre at the University of Edinburgh and experienced business professionals—remains committed to excellence in collaboration with waste management firms and partners in the AD industry. As it leverages this funding to further its innovative projects, Carbogenics aims to position itself as a global leader in the Cleantech sector and a trailblazer in carbon upcycling, thereby contributing to a greener and more sustainable future.





