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GENERATE POWER FROM WASTE

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What we do

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Future Greens generate green energy from the byproducts of the food industry. Our modular, high-performance anaerobic digesters leverage the power of microbes to turn your waste into power onsite.
Stablise and reduce your energy bill.

Reduce trade effluent and waste disposal costs.

Mitigate CO2 emissions and comply with environmental regulations.

Who we serve

Food and drink manufacturers that produce wastewater and organic waste.

SMEs

Our smaller, modular design makes anaerobic digestion accessible and affordable. Contact us to learn more about our financing options.

Corporates

Our efficient reactors provide a rapidly deployable solution capable of producing more power with a smaller footprint than the industry standard.

Case Study

Our first demonstrator is currently operating in Sheffield, UK. The reactor specializes in generating biogas from brewers spent grain from The Brewery of Saint Mars of the Desert.

The Basics of Anaerobic Digestion

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WASTE

Solid and liquid organic waste is placed into the reactor

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FERMENTATION

Communities of microorganisms break down the waste to produce biogas

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POWER GENERATION

The biogas can be used as replacement for natural gas or burned in a CHP to produce electricity and heat

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Our Approach

Optimizing waste-to-energy

Smaller

Unique reactor architecture maintains a bigger, healthier microbiome on a smaller footprint.

Faster

Pre-fabricated, modular digesters built to be deployed in weeks and serviced with minimal downtime.

Smarter

AI-driven reactors require minimal onsite intervention,
while optimising the four main metabolic pathways driving anaerobic digestion.

Our Team

We're passionate about solving the climate emergency with innovative solutions.
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Proudly backed by

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If you're interested in learning more about us and our technology, or have suggestions on how we could collaborate, we'd be delighted to hear from you.

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