SCFI’s €9m funding drive attracts investors

SEWAGE treatment firm SCFI’s AquaCritox technology turns sludge into electricity and has the potential to replace the world’s landfill and incineration markets.

SCFI’s €9m funding drive attracts investors

No burning, no hazardous waste, no landfill, no trucks – Cork-based SCFI’s plants reduce sewage to clean water, resalable CO2, clean nitrogen and just 3% inert solids. And into the bargain, it recoups 1MW of electricity for every ton of waste it processes.

At present, SCFI has no waste management competitor for its supercritical water oxidation technology, which it calls AquaCritox. No wonder the company excited a lot of investor interest with its drive this week to raise €9 million in funding.

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