Bio Capital
Anaerobic digestion plants turning UK food waste into biomethane, renewable power and biofertiliser for councils and businesses
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About Bio Capital
Bio Capital owns and operates anaerobic digestion plants in the UK that convert food waste and other organic material into renewable electricity, biomethane, vehicle fuel and biofertiliser. Services include food waste treatment, garden waste composting, UK-wide waste collection, biomethane supply for CNG fleets and carbon reporting.
Customers include councils, hospitals, breweries, food businesses and farms that supply waste or buy biomethane and digestate. The company earns revenue from treating waste under council and commercial partnerships and from selling electricity, biomethane and biofertiliser.
Formed in 2018 and headquartered in Buntingford, Bio Capital is 100% owned by Equitix, an infrastructure investor and fund manager. The website states that its portfolio generates 34 MWe of renewable energy and that it recycles up to 500,000 tonnes of food waste annually, with sites across England, Scotland and Northern Ireland.
Product: Anaerobic digestion plants and services converting food waste into renewable electricity, biomethane, vehicle fuel and biofertiliser.
Jobs at Bio Capital
Leadership
- David McKee · Chief Executive OfficerSource: company website
- Peter Sharpe · Chief Executive OfficerSource: company website
- George O’Malley · Chief Operations OfficerSource: company website
- Jake Harrison · Chief Technology OfficerSource: company website
- James McQuaid · Chief Financial OfficerSource: company website
- Mick Fishwick · Chief Operations OfficerSource: company website
- Amisha Patel · Head of FinanceSource: company website
- Iain Pickles · Head of CommercialSource: company website
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