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Technology

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The happiest microbes are the most productive 

and CarbonBridge hosts the happiest microbes in the world!

We leverage millennia of natural evolution that has made microbes the most efficient and cost effective method of converting gases into valuable bio-industrial chemicals.  

Global
Customer Projects

Modular

A sleek and elegant design

that can stack to be used in parallel or in a series.

Direct-gas to target

Eliminates spargers, bubbles, agitators and pressures. No microbes in aqueous media.

Precision control

Complete change over of environmental conditions

in under 60 seconds.

Customizable

Make the molecules you

need by changing the type of microbe and/ or feedstock.

1

Immobilization

Microbes are immobilized in a

thin layer within the bioreactor.

2

Feeding

Feedstock gases enter the

bioreactor chamber.

3

Fermentation

Microbes interact directly with

gas during fermentation.

4

Removal

Bio-industrial products are

removed from the chamber.

TECHNOLOGY

How it works​​

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Build the industrial biochemicals
you need at scale

Unmatched Productivity

The mass transfer rate is now equal to the microbes' gas uptake rate.

Low Cost

Start with low-to-moderate CapEx and expand as demand grows.

Robust Supply Chain

Made primarily with off the

shelf materials that are easy to source and maintain.

Scalable

Allows for correct sizing to feedstock to match your production needs.

SUPPLY CHAIN RESILIENCE & LOCAL PRODUCTION

Enables distributed production of methanol and other fuel intermediates. Reduce transportation costs and supply chain risk.

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Alternative
Fuels

Food & Feed Chemicals

QUALITY CONTROL & SCALABLE PRODUCTION

Produce essential intermediate chemicals for agriculture and farming applications with consistent quality and availability.

PROCESS CONTROL & PRODUCT FLEXIBILITY

Create building blocks for a variety of advanced polymers through controlled bioprocessing of available gas feedstock.

Polymer Intermediates

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