Participant — In the quest to develop techniques for CO2 utilisation and mitigate climate change, Carbonade is developing an electro-chemical CO2 reduction solution. Its patented electrolyser, which uses renewable electricity, offers a potential route to implement large-scale economic conversion of CO2 into value-added carbon-based products, such as fuel, plastic, and chemicals.

Participant — ClimateCrop technologies enable plants to store more carbon and energy to produce higher yields in the forms of biomass or other products. It increases the grain supply from agronomic crops, the productivity in facility agriculture, and the output of industrial plants, while increasing their carbon sequestration rates.

Participant — D-CRBN, a cleantech spin-off company from the University of Antwerp, has developed a technology that enables the recycling of CO2. This innovative process uses plasma to split CO2 molecules into their original building blocks. These building blocks can be re-used to create valuable products, such as e-fuels, chemicals, or polymers to ultimately achieve a more circular and sustainable economy.

Participant — NeoCarbon captures carbon at scale by cutting the costs of Direct Air Capture by leveraging cooling towers around Europe. By retrofitting existing infrastructure without impacting its original function, the time and cost needed to set up a carbon capture system is improved by up to 10 times.

Participant — RealCarbonTech builds container-sized modular solutions for green methanol synthesis to decarbonise industrial facilities. The unique direct synthesis method allows the traditional syngas stage to be skipped and achieves over 95% process efficiency in a single pass.

Participant — Carbon Capture is developing electrochemical processes which safely, securely, and profitably captures CO2 from the combustion of hydrocarbons as solid carbonate materials. It produces several valuable by-products including critical metals, silica, and construction materials.

Participant — Green Independence is a climate tech start-up that aims to change the energy production paradigm and democratise access to renewable energy. Its main technology is the New Artificial Leaf technology (NAL), which will enable the decentralisation of green energy production and storage through green hydrogen.

Participant — Carbonauten has developed a system for industry, companies, and municipalities that immediately and effectively reduces CO2 emissions and costs. It includes the production of an innovative material category NET Materials® consisting of a combination of CO2-lowering biocarbons with different binders.

Participant — RESET is a cleantech engineering and manufacturing company, it provides clients with innovative solutions for sustainable biomass processing and profitable valorisation, reducing disposal costs and environmental impacts.

Participant — Standard Carbon recycles exhaust into RNG and is the key to creating a highly profitable, self-sufficient, renewable energy infrastructure. Its zero-CO2 emitting process is powered by abundant renewable energy, and cycles captured carbon molecules between hydrocarbon fuel and CO2.