Biosolutions
Environmental & Sustainability
We harness the transformative power of microorganisms to create sustainable solutions for a cleaner, healthier planet. Our microbial technologies address key environmental challenges through bioremediation, waste valorization, energy optimization, and even microplastics degradation. With a science-based and future-focused approach, we provide cutting-edge strategies that go beyond traditional methods, helping industries embrace circularity, reduce their footprint, and regenerate ecosystems.
Opportunity
The Environmental & Sustainability sector is experiencing rapid transformation. With shifting regulations and rising global urgency around climate change, pollution, and waste, the demand for microbial-based green technologies is stronger than ever. This dynamic landscape presents fertile ground for breakthrough innovations in soil and water remediation, bioenergy, and industrial waste management, enabling the key stakeholders to meet sustainability goals while staying competitive.
Solution
We are redefining environmental biotechnology with our advanced microbial platforms. Our solutions are designed to address complex environmental challenges by leveraging carefully selected strains and rigorous in silico, in vitro, and in-field validation. Whether it’s breaking down pollutants, creating value from waste, or reducing emissions, our microbial innovations pave the way for real-world impact. Partner with us to lead the change—boosting your sustainability efforts and contributing to a regenerative future powered by the smallest but mightiest allies: microbes.
Improving biogas production through bioaugmentation
The European project MICRO4BIOGAS, funded by the European Commission, aims to improve the performance, robustness, and speed of biogas production processes through anaerobic digestion and increase process efficiency. As part of this project, DARWIN ha...
Read moreBioremediation of wastewater from the edible oil industry
DARWIN has developed, in collaboration with Alicorp, one of the largest edible oil industries in Peru with presence in Colombia, Ecuador, Bolivia, and Uruguay, a biological treatment based on SRB (sulfate-reducing bacteria), capable of removing more t...
Read moreProductivity Increase of a Biogas Plant by 50%
DARWIN has participated in a project aimed at improving the productivity of a biogas production plant located in Jena, Germany. In this project, it was applied a third-generation portable sequencer that allowed real-time monitoring of the microbial communities invo...
Read moreInsect microbiome for plastic waste valorization
DARWIN is one of the partners of the ENTOMOPLAST project, together with the University of Valencia and AIMPLAS. The research focuses on insect microbiomes as a tool for the valorization of plastic waste from multilayer packaging. The project received ...
Read moreMicroplastics Treatment Using Microbial Enzymes
DARWIN is participating in the European project ‘Microbial ENZYmes for treatment of non-recyCLEd plastic fractions’ (ENZYCLE), a 4-year BBI-RIA project with €4.5 million in EU funding. The general objective is to valorize and improve non-recycled plas...
Read moreImproving biogas production through bioaugmentation
The European project MICRO4BIOGAS, funded by the European Commission, aims to improve the performance, robustness, and speed of biogas production processes through anaerobic digestion and increase process efficiency. As part of this project, DARWIN ha...
Read moreBioremediation of wastewater from the edible oil industry
DARWIN has developed, in collaboration with Alicorp, one of the largest edible oil industries in Peru with presence in Colombia, Ecuador, Bolivia, and Uruguay, a biological treatment based on SRB (sulfate-reducing bacteria), capable of removing more t...
Read moreProductivity Increase of a Biogas Plant by 50%
DARWIN has participated in a project aimed at improving the productivity of a biogas production plant located in Jena, Germany. In this project, it was applied a third-generation portable sequencer that allowed real-time monitoring of the microbial communities invo...
Read moreInsect microbiome for plastic waste valorization
DARWIN is one of the partners of the ENTOMOPLAST project, together with the University of Valencia and AIMPLAS. The research focuses on insect microbiomes as a tool for the valorization of plastic waste from multilayer packaging. The project received ...
Read moreMicroplastics Treatment Using Microbial Enzymes
DARWIN is participating in the European project ‘Microbial ENZYmes for treatment of non-recyCLEd plastic fractions’ (ENZYCLE), a 4-year BBI-RIA project with €4.5 million in EU funding. The general objective is to valorize and improve non-recycled plas...
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