“There are usually thousands of microbes that are required to convert a complex organic mixture from biomass into electrons,” said Abhijeet Borole, who co-founded Electro-Active Technologies with Alex Lewis, the company’s CEO. US start-up Electro-Active Technologies has licensed its refinery technology, which converts food waste into renewable hydrogen gas. The company is working with a number of companies to commercialise the technology and says it will be ready for commercial use in five years. The firm is developing a prototype, modular system which can be deployed to customers on site.
US start-up Electro-Active Technologies has licensed its refinery technology, which converts food waste into renewable hydrogen gas. The company is working with a number of companies to commercialise the technology and says it will be ready for commercial use in five years. The firm is developing a prototype, modular system which can be deployed to customers on site.