What does Yerrawa do?

Yerrawa is an R&D-focused company specializing in catalytic carbonization technology that converts biomass, hydrocarbon waste, and plastics into valuable carbon products and clean hydrogen without greenhouse gas emissions, operating under a circular economy model.

Where is Yerrawa located?

Yerrawa is headquartered in Hoevelaken, Netherlands.

What energy sectors does Yerrawa operate in?

Yerrawa operates in Hydrogen, Biomass, Other.

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Yerrawa

Hoevelaken, Netherlands

HydrogenBiomassOtherPrivate

Founded 2018

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Founded in 2018, Yerrawa is a private headquartered in Hoevelaken, Netherlands specializing in Hydrogen, Biomass, Other.

Founded by Paul O'Connor and energy/climate technology experts, Yerrawa develops and licenses the CarbonPlus technology platform for carbon conversion and de-carbonization. The company converts organic feedstocks (biomass waste, fossil fuels, plastic waste) into solid-state carbon and hydrogen through catalytic carbonization operating under mild conditions with high yields. Technology applications include carbon fillers, electronic materials, liquid carbons, and clean hydrogen. The company positions itself as enabling zero-emission transitions for industrial clients through scalable, adaptable technology using existing industrial machinery. Core business involves R&D, technology development, licensing, and partnerships with corporations, research institutes, and universities.

circular economycarbon capturegreen hydrogenbiomass conversionwaste-to-valuecatalytic technologyclimate solutionde-carbonization

Headquarters

Hoevelaken, Netherlands

Founded

2018

Company Type

Private