Future Greens
Future Greens develops modular, high-performance anaerobic digesters that enable onsite waste-to-energy for farms and food & drink manufacturers. Their technology stabilizes and reduces energy bills, mitigates CO2 emissions, and complies with environmental regulations. The company targets food and drink manufacturers producing trade effluent and solid organic waste, offering accessible and affordable solutions for SMEs and efficient reactors for corporates. Their first full-scale demonstrator operates in Sheffield, UK, specializing in handling brewers spent grain, showcasing their innovative approach to optimizing waste-to-energy reactors with AI-driven technology.
Future Greens
Future Greens develops modular, high-performance anaerobic digesters that enable onsite waste-to-energy for farms and food & drink manufacturers. Their technology stabilizes and reduces energy bills, mitigates CO2 emissions, and complies with environmental regulations. The company targets food and drink manufacturers producing trade effluent and solid organic waste, offering accessible and affordable solutions for SMEs and efficient reactors for corporates. Their first full-scale demonstrator operates in Sheffield, UK, specializing in handling brewers spent grain, showcasing their innovative approach to optimizing waste-to-energy reactors with AI-driven technology.
TL;DR
Location: Sheffield, United Kingdom
Founded: 2021
Sector: Agri/cleantech — modular anaerobic digestion and indoor/vertical farming
Employees: 4
Recent funding: Grant (Oct 2023) — Innovate UK
Company Overview
Problem Domain
Onsite treatment and valorisation of organic food-industry waste (trade effluent and solid organic waste); decentralized clean energy generation and circular food production.
Founded
2021
Industry
Agritech / Cleantech
Funding Track Record
Grant announced Oct 5, 2023; profile information also references pre-seed activity led by Carbon13.
Investor Signal
“Backed by Carbon13; grant support from Innovate UK; additional partners/supporters listed include University of Sheffield, Tech Nation, and DEFRA.”