Electrified molecules

Aquature’s innovative water treatment technology uses renewable energy and a bioelectrolysis technique that uses microbes to purify water. In this process, hydrogen and other chemicals are created as by-products, and CO2 is removed from the wastewater. This CO2 can be captured and reused as feedstock for synthetic fuels, among other things.

Spin-off company from the University of Antwerp. Has developed a technology that enables the conversion of CO₂. That innovative process uses plasma to split CO₂ molecules into their original building blocks. Those building blocks can be reused to create valuable products such as biofuels, chemicals or polymers to ultimately achieve a circular and more sustainable economy.

Company with a vision to combat climate change by creating technologies that remove carbon from the atmosphere and developing solutions that promote a circular economy.

BASF Antwerp's product range includes basic and speciality chemicals, plastics and pre-products, beneficiation products and inorganics.

Bayer is active in the fields of healthcare and nutrition. Bayer develops products and services that support the health of people and the planet, while helping to address the major challenges posed by a growing and ageing global population.

One of the largest publicly traded international oil and gas companies in the world. To meet rising world demand for energy, the organisation uses technology and innovation.

Global integrated energy company that produces and markets energies.