Perpetual Next operates industrial‑scale facilities that thermochemically convert organic waste streams into renewable carbon solids and gases such as biomethane, biogas, syngas, green gas, and biocoal. These biocommodities match the performance of fossil fuels and can be used in existing gas networks or manufacturing processes without major retrofits, allowing industrial customers to replace fossil feedstocks and lower their carbon footprints.
Funding
$364M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Product
Problem
Large quantities of organic waste streams contain carbon that is currently discarded or incinerated, while society remains heavily dependent on fossil‑based carbon and gas, leading to high CO₂ emissions and resource scarcity.
Solution
Perpetual Next operates industrial‑scale facilities that convert organic residual streams into high‑value biocommodities such as biomethane, biogas, syngas, green gas, and biocoal. The company employs thermochemical carbonisation (C‑Vertr) and gasification processes to extract carbon and gases from waste at temperatures of 270‑450 °C, producing renewable carbon solids and gases that match the properties of fossil counterparts. These bioproducts can be injected directly into existing natural‑gas networks or used in manufacturing without costly retrofits, enabling customers to replace fossil feedstocks and reduce their carbon footprints. By turning low‑grade waste into market‑ready renewable inputs, Perpetual Next supports the material and energy transition toward a circular, carbon‑neutral economy.
Target Audience
Primary customers are industrial manufacturers, energy producers, and chemical companies seeking renewable carbon and gas feedstocks to meet regulatory, sustainability, and cost objectives.
Features
- Thermochemical carbonisation (C‑Vertr) that converts biomass into high‑energy biocoal with low impurity levels
- Gasification pathways producing biomethane, biogas, syngas and green gas compatible with existing gas infrastructure
- Utilisation of diverse organic feedstocks, including food waste, animal by‑products, and wood residues
- Scalable industrial facilities owned and operated by Perpetual Next, ensuring consistent supply of biocommodities
- Direct substitution of fossil coal and natural gas in manufacturing and energy applications without major capital upgrades
- Compliance‑driven product portfolio aligned with carbon pricing, regulatory mandates, and emerging fossil‑resource scarcity