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Our Mission

Our mission is to become the world leader in turning organic waste into carbon-neutral biofuel.

About Antaco

Living in a world that acknowledges both a carbon crisis and a waste epidemic, Antaco has designed and built a technology which significantly reduces waste processing costs and produces a carbon neutral alternative to fossil coal – biocoal.

Antaco is set to deliver a breakthrough for the waste to energy sector and the renewable energy industry. Our solution harvests more carbon from organic waste than other thermal processes to produce a renewable energy fuel.

But Antaco’s technology goes further. Our ability to process any type of waste allows us to improve sanitation and hygiene in developing countries while also enabling rural heat generation and electrification of remote villages. In other words, transforming lives.

Management Team

Raised several million pounds in financing and built the UK’s first industrial scale, fully continuous HTC waste processing plant.

Dr Dominik Peus
CEO & Founder

Former MD of an environmental services company. Low carbon economy and sustainability specialist.

Martin Bolton
Director

Former Deputy General Manager at Energy & Environment Division, Mitsubishi.

Dr Wojciech Machowski
Programme Management

International management experience, most recently Pearson Group, China.

Nicholas Hall, MBA
Business Operations

Experienced Non-Executive Chairman with a proven track record across the renewable, waste and water sectors.

Paul Capell
Chairman Designate

Experienced PwC trained CFO with a record of building international and UK B2B brands providing strong exits for PE and private owner managers.

Mark Bailey
CFO

Previously Head of Finance, Trieste Group LLP.

Kevin Brookman
Finance

MBA Renewables (RENAC). Previously of e3Plan, Germany. Former advisor to Water Resources Management Authority Lake Victoria South, Kenya.

Volkrat Borchert
Lead Engineer

MSci Natural Sciences from the University of Cambridge.

Bethany Campbell, PhD
Researcher

MChem from the University of Oxford with previous work experience in the development of carbon materials.

Oliver Crossley, PhD
Technology Development

MScs in Sustainable Development and Environmental Psychology. Passionate about rethinking our relationship to the natural, social, and built environment.

Sean Coates
Business & Sustainability

“Conversion of 8.5% of the worldwide biomass would completely compensate for CO₂ emissions from oil”

M.M. Titirici, A.Thomas and M. Antonietti – Max-Planck-Institute, Potsdam, Germany

Our Mission

About Antaco

Management Team

“Conversion of 8.5% of the worldwide biomass would completely compensate for CO2 emissions from oil”

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“Conversion of 8.5% of the worldwide biomass would completely compensate for CO₂ emissions from oil”