Top 12 Bioenergy startups

Oct 26, 2024 | By Alexander Gillet

These startups develop new technologies to extract energy from biomass and store energy in the form of biofuel.
1
Country: Germany | Funding: €918M
SunFire provides liquid fuels and combustibles. It offers petrol and diesel from carbon dioxide and water by coupling renewable energy, as well as kerosene, waxes, methanol, and methane/synthetic natural gas. The company also allows storage of renewable electrical power in liquid fuels with storage, loading, and transport capabilities.
2
Country: Canada | Funding: $871.5M
Enerkem is a cleantech company transforming waste into transportation biofuels, renewable chemicals and everyday products.
3
Country: USA | Funding: $90M
Sierra Energy’s blast furnace heats trash to 4,000 degrees and then harvests the gas to make plastics and fuel.
4
Country: USA | Funding: $22M
Enexor BioEnergy developed a small-scale, renewable energy system that converts organic and biomass waste into clean electricity as well as hot and chilled water. This combined heating and power system has broad applications for commercial, industrial and institutional use.
5
Country: France | Funding: €18.8M
Qairos Energies turns hemp biomass to hydrogen that will be converted into electricity for fuel cells to power buses and trains.
6
Country: France
Evergaz, the French and European biogas greentech, and SICAE-OISE, a distributor and electricity supplier present in 185 municipalities.
7
Country: India | Funding: ₹330M
Greenjoules is a green energy technology startup that specializes in making renewable biofuels.
8
Country: USA | Funding: $2.4M
Purpose Energy produces renewable energy from organic waste produced by the brewing industry.
9
Country: USA | Funding: $225K
Green Fortress Engineering offers biomass conversion and hydrogen storage solutions.
10
Country: Netherlands
Stadsgas is a sustainable initiative, which converts food waste into biogas, organic fertilisers, and electricity. It aims to reuse food waste and offer it to more destinations than ever, thereby reducing unnecessary energy loss.
Editor: Alexander Gillet
Alexander Gillet is a senior editor for EnergyStartups. He has a deep background in energy sector and startups. Alexander graduated from Emlyon Business School, a leading French business school specialized in entrepreneurship. He has helped several non-profit organizations dedicated to promoting environmental education and sustainability and has written over 250 articles on energy technology for various websites. In his free time, Alexander enjoys yoga, camping and exploring the Blue Ridge Mountains. You can contact Alexander at alexgillet(at)energystartups(dot)com