Make a sustainable future by replacing fossil carbons with biocarbon

WAI Environmental Solutions provides innovative solutions to improve sustainability of the high carbon emission companies and the waste management industry.

Bio Products

Products

Biocarbon

With superior physical and thermal strength, WAI Biocarbon is formulated for meeting long-term needs in metallurgical industries.

Bioanode

Designed and engineered for energy storage applications, primarily in the field of Na-ion battery. From forest residue, WAI produces advanced carbon materials that can be used for hard carbon production.

SynoProtein®

Innovative single-cell protein, a high-quality and sustainable protein to meet the increasing feed demand for aquaculture, pets, and livestock

Solutions

Solutions

CarbonWorks®

WAI’s brand name for individual biocarbon production facilities which use biocarbon to replace fossil-carbon as a reducing agent, producing metallurgical biocarbon and thermal- and electrical-energy. 

• Project Development
• Piloting Service
• Carbon Product Development Service

Partners

Partners

WAI Environmental Solutions AS provides innovative solutions to improve sustainability of the high carbon emission companies and the waste management industry. We develop and implement environmental technologies for organic waste valorisation, renewable energy and biochar production, hazardous waste treatment and wastewater treatment. We truly believe great opportunities lie in closing the  circular economy gaps. Our solutions are based on low temperature belt dryer, pyrolysis, anaerobic digestion, and biofilm-based wastewater treatment technologies.

Our vision is a future where circular energy economy is a reality, where waste management and renewable energy generation are two sides of the same coin. We envision the possibility for a net zero CO2 emitting society without having to sacrifice technological advantages. For WAI, the circular economy concept goes beyond material and energy flow, and it also encompasses all people and all regions as part of the value creation. For this, we develop solutions that enable SMEs to strengthen their position in the energy value chain by providing them with the means to fully exploit the advantages of their flexibility and regional, de-centralized presence. For WAI, our vision is to become the world’s preferred technology and business model provider for organic waste valorisation by 2030.
We work to develop environmentally friendly solutions for the energy market, as our values are in line with the Sustainable Development Goals of United Nations. We aim to improve the standards in the energy industry, pushing boundaries of what is possible to replace fossil fuels. Our culture is set around being at the forefront of the state-of-the-art solutions, creating new knowledge and keeping our quality standards above the sector’s average, in another word, challenging the status quo. We also promote safe and fair, and equal chance working environments with exceptional attention to employees’ health and wellbeing, ensuring that these values are enforced along our supply chain.

About us

WAI Environmental Solutions AS provides innovative solutions to improve sustainability of the high carbon emission companies and the waste management industry. We develop and implement environmental technologies for organic waste valorisation, renewable energy and biochar production, hazardous waste treatment and wastewater treatment. We truly believe great opportunities lie in closing the  circular economy gaps. Our solutions are based on low temperature belt dryer, pyrolysis, anaerobic digestion, and biofilm-based wastewater treatment technologies.

Biocarbon

Biocarbon

Industrial plants called CarbonWorks®  use biocarbon to replace fossil-carbon as a reducing agent, producing metallurgical biocarbon and thermal- and electrical-energy. 

Pyrolysis

Our pyrolysis systems have been installed in five countries with largest handling capacity of 5 ton per hour. The systems work at a wide range of temperatures with many types of feedstocks. 

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