Wase
Modular electro-methanogenic biogas systems that turn organic waste and wastewater into energy for dairy, farm and food producers
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-10-30
About Wase
WASE builds modular, plug-and-play biogas systems based on an electro-methanogenic anaerobic digestion process. The company states the process boosts energy production by 30%, treats waste 3-10x faster and needs a 70% smaller footprint than traditional anaerobic digestion. Its systems are monitored with biosensors and AI, and WASE maintains and optimises the equipment after installation.
Customers are dairy and agriculture operators, and food and beverage producers, who convert byproducts and wastewater into on-site energy. The company's case study on Hepworth Brewery in the UK describes a wastewater-to-energy system treating 17 m3 of wastewater daily, generating 362 MWh/yr of net energy and saving 100 tonnes of CO2 annually.
WASE was founded in 2017 by Thomas Fudge, Llŷr Anwyl and William, and is headquartered in Bristol, UK. Its board includes investor directors from Engie New Ventures and Extantia.
Product: Modular electro-methanogenic anaerobic digestion systems for biogas production, with maintenance and optimisation services.
Jobs at Wase
Leadership
- Thomas Fudge · CEO & FounderSource: company website
- Beth Abbott-Stratford · CFOSource: company website
- Llŷr Anwyl · COO & FounderSource: company website
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