UniSieve develops molecular separation membranes for efficient purification of chemical feedstocks and tailored carbon capture solutions for heavy-emitting industries. Their technology addresses the challenges of high product costs and environmental impact by enhancing separation processes in various applications, including waste-to-energy and cement plants.
Funding
$10.4M 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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Problem
Many chemical and industrial processes rely on inefficient separation techniques for purifying feedstocks and capturing carbon emissions, leading to high operational costs and significant environmental impact. Traditional methods often require energy-intensive processes or generate substantial waste streams.
Solution
UniSieve provides advanced molecular separation membranes designed to enhance the efficiency and sustainability of chemical feedstock purification and carbon capture. Their membrane technology offers tailored solutions for various applications, including waste-to-energy and cement plants, by selectively separating molecules based on size and properties. These membranes can be integrated into existing infrastructure to improve separation performance, reduce energy consumption, and minimize waste generation. UniSieve's platform technology combines molecular sieves and polymeric membranes to create reliable separation solutions for gas-gas, liquid-liquid, and liquid-gas separations.
Target Audience
UniSieve targets chemical manufacturers and heavy-emitting industries, including waste-to-energy and cement plants, seeking to improve the efficiency and sustainability of their separation processes.
Features
- Molecular separation membranes for efficient feedstock purification
- Tailored carbon capture solutions for heavy-emitting industries
- Customizable membrane solutions for gas-gas, liquid-liquid, and liquid-gas separations
- Membrane-based carbon capture for waste-to-energy and cement plants
- Solutions for hydrogen purification
- Integration with existing infrastructure and standards