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Windfall Bio Achieves Commercial-Scale Production of Methane-Eating Microbes
Slice of Agriculture Team
January 31, 2025
Key Highlights:
Windfall Bio successfully scaled its methane-eating microbes (mems) fermentation to 17,000 liters, reaching commercial-scale production.
The company’s nature-based solution transforms methane into organic fertilizer, carbon credits, and sustainability progress for industries.
Partnership with FERMWORX accelerates large-scale production and validates commercial deployment readiness.
Regulatory approvals and large sample distributions are underway to establish a market for Windfall’s organic fertilizer product.
Expansion into agriculture, oil and gas, and waste management sectors is progressing rapidly.
Source: Globe Newswire
Notable Quotes:
“Reaching commercial-scale production of our mems marks a pivotal milestone for Windfall Bio and the future of methane removal. This achievement not only demonstrates our ability to deploy a nature-based solution at scale but also redefines how industries can turn harmful methane emissions into valuable products like organic fertilizer.”
“At FERMWORX, we specialize in turning bold visions into scalable realities, and partnering with Windfall Bio is a prime example of how our expertise in specialty fermentation can drive transformative change.”
Why This Matters:
Methane is one of the most potent greenhouse gases, and reducing methane emissions is the fastest way to slow global warming. Windfall Bio’s breakthrough solution not only removes methane from the environment but also transforms it into high-value organic fertilizer, providing an innovative, circular approach to sustainability. By reaching commercial-scale production and accelerating industry deployments, Windfall Bio is pioneering a new frontier in climate tech and regenerative agriculture.