Barton Blakeley Secures £2.7M for Carbon Utilisation Plant
Barton Blakeley, a pioneering carbon utilisation technology company based in Harpenden, UK, has successfully secured £2.7 million in funding. This significant investment round was spearheaded by Elbow Beach Capital, a firm known for supporting innovative ventures. With these newly acquired funds, Barton Blakeley is set to embark on an ambitious project: the deployment of its first commercial carbon utilisation plant. This move is a crucial step in their mission to revolutionize how industries manage and mitigate carbon dioxide emissions through advanced technological processes.
At the helm of Barton Blakeley is CEO Christopher Barton, who leads a talented team dedicated to advancing applied sciences and engineering.
The organization specializes in developing cutting-edge industrial processes that draw on proven methods from the automotive, aerospace, and chemical sectors. Their groundbreaking chemical process is designed to effectively eliminate industrial CO2 emissions, transforming them into clean energy and synthetic silica. This innovative approach not only diminishes the environmental impact associated with traditional silica manufacturing but does so at a significantly reduced cost, offering a greener and more economically viable domestic supply of this crucial material.
Barton Blakeley’s technology stands out because it not only addresses the urgent issue of CO2 emissions but also generates clean energy in the process. The company has designed modular sites that can be strategically placed at the facilities of industry partners, enabling direct capture and utilization of their CO2 emissions. Looking ahead, Barton Blakeley aims to expand its portfolio and explore various markets, leveraging the versatility of synthetic silica to tap into a broader segment of industry. This forward-thinking vision positions Barton Blakeley as a key player in the quest for sustainable industrial practices and highlights the importance of innovative solutions in combatting climate change.
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