Company profile

Ossus Biorenewables

Biohydrogen from industrial wastewater.

What They Build

Ossus develops microbial systems that convert industrial wastewater streams into biohydrogen for industrial energy use.

Why They Matter

Industrial decarbonization needs technologies that treat waste streams as inputs rather than liabilities. Ossus matters because biohydrogen links wastewater treatment with usable energy, an unusually practical climate wedge. The company still has to prove reliability and economics across enough industrial sites.

Founders

Prasad Bhamidipati, Pratish Gawand

Recent Milestones

  • Biohydrogen technology piloted
  • Industrial wastewater applications disclosed
  • Climate-focused funding and programs reported

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