Based on a new IP - Waste2Nano builds proprietary systems that integrate wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs) with AI/data-center cooling and waste mining of cellulose into microcellulose (MC) and nanocellulose (NC) - a high-value “wonder material” currently constrained by energy-intensive production economics. Our model turns wastewater from a cost center into an industrial asset: non-potable treated effluent becomes cooling water, and sewage solids become feedstock, while waste heat from AI compute becomes process energy for materials production. This is not incremental sustainability. It’s a structural redesign of flows that creates a triple-win: 1. AI cooling that does not compete with drinking water, 2. lower sludge volumes and reduced disposal liabilities for municipalities, and 3. domestic production of high-value bio-based materials at lower cost and sold globally. Location: We are seeking a U.S. “home base” to manufacture our modular Waste2Nano systems and launch our first commercial-scale AI-cooling pilot in 2026.
| Website | http://www.waste2nano.com |
| Employees | 3 (1 on RocketReach) |
| Industry | Machinery Manufacturing |
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Refael Aharon
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