Sep 7, 2026 · 19 min · 10 segments
Cetogenix uses hydrothermal oxidation to transform organic waste into renewable natural gas, green chemicals & biomaterials. Trevor talks about the large opportunity, especially in Europe where…
Trevor StuthridgeGuest
Jenny MorrellHost
So we take things like sewage waste or food and beverage waste, animal manures, oil waste, even waste non-recyclable plastics, and we use temperature, pressure, and air, and we put it in a pressure cooker effectively in a continuous process, and that breaks down the material into vinegar, green ammonia, and phosphate.
And the vinegar we then feed to bacteria that convert it to biomethane, which is able to replace natural gas.
And then we're energy positive, so we generate 10 times more energy out of the system than the electricity we use in the system.
So the company was started in 2022, but it builds off over 15 years of research from the four co-founders.
So we take things like sewage waste or food and beverage waste, animal manures, oil waste, even waste non-recyclable plastics, and we use temperature, pressure, and air, and we put it in a pressure cooker effectively in a continuous process, and that breaks down the material into vinegar, green ammonia, and phosphate.
And the vinegar we then feed to bacteria that convert it to biomethane, which is able to replace natural gas.
And then we're energy positive, so we generate 10 times more energy out of the system than the electricity we use in the system.
So the company was started in 2022, but it builds off over 15 years of research from the four co-founders.
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