Windfall Bio
Windfall Bio raises $28M for methane-eating microbes Start-up behind methane-eating microbes technology raises $28m This startup uses methane-eating microbes to turn pollution into fertilizer Windfall Bio Raises $28 Million Series A to Scale Methane Capture & Transformation Solution These technologies are bringing much-needed change to our food systems. Meet the ‘methane man’ with a mission: Using microbes to eat up the greenhouse gas Putting Climate Change Heroes And Villains Under The Microscope - Literally Could methane-eating microbes solve dairy’s GHG emissions problem?
Windfall Bio Media & News Contact Us Transform Waste Methane Into Value Natural microbes consume methane, even at low concentrations, and produce FOUNDATION™ organic fertilizer plus certified carbon credits, while improving air and soil quality. An economically viable way for farms, energy sites, and waste facilities to turn a liability into profitable revenue Get Started Learn More Engineered For Industrial Scale Practical, cost-effective applications for agriculture, energy, and waste management. Agriculture Farms reduce manure lagoon methane and generate organic fertilizer they can use or s
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