C-Green and the environmental company Ragn-Sells, one of Sweden's largest sludge handlers, have signed a cooperation agreement with the goal of establishing 8–10 C-Green biorefineries in the coming years.

C-Green was selected by CMPC, one of the world's largest pulp and paper companies, and Foresight Canada, Canada’s cleantech accelerator, as winner of the Pulp Mill Sludge Efficiency Challenge, a competition seeking innovative solutions to handling wastewater sludge.

Estonian Cell, pulp manufacturer and Estonia’s largest biogas producer is partnering with C-Green on circular sludge treatment. Estonian Cell is owned by Heinzel Holding GmbH, a leading European producer of market pulp and packaging papers based in Austria.

A new interview with CEO Michael Sjöberg on C-Green’s future is featured on TechArenan News, a Swedish news platform highlighting innovation and entrepreneurship with a focus on startup and scaleup companies.

See the new film with Stora Enso’s perspective on the cooperation with C-Green and how our technology could become part of their strategy to become climate-positive.

C-Green entered into a three-year partnership with Next Rung Technology, a US-based engineering and consulting organization. The partnership will focus on managing the marketing and development of opportunities for the installation of C-Green’s technology in North America.

C-Green is taking joint action together with Dutch market leaders Waternet and REYM Rotterdam to increase circularity and reduce the climate impact of sludge handling.

REYM, the leading Dutch industrial waste management company, and C-Green are launching a unique collaboration to reduce the climate impact and increase the circularity of industrial sludge.