The Tadweer Group and the British climate company Levidian have cooperated in international projects related to removing carbon from waste. The group is working on developing a pilot project, the first of its kind in Abu Dhabi, which is scheduled to be operational by the end of 2024.
Oliver Christian, the British government’s trade commissioner in the Middle East, said: “The partnership announcement demonstrates the shared ambition to confront one of the biggest climate challenges facing the world today. The group’s commitment to the circular economy, along with Levidian’s innovation in the field of climate technology to remove carbon from sectors that are difficult to mitigate, will open unprecedented opportunities in converting waste into energy and extracting value from waste, not only here in the Emirates, but throughout the world. the world”.
The two parties seek to accelerate the removal of carbon from landfill sites around the world, through the use of “LOOP” technology from “Levidian”, through which they can produce millions of tons of clean hydrogen, and carbon-negative graphene, which can be used as a high-quality additive. Quality, to increase and improve the performance of a wide range of materials, such as concrete, batteries and plastics.
Ali Al Dhaheri, Managing Director and CEO of Tadweer, said: “We are proud to invest in Levidian, which works in the sustainability sector, with the aim of bringing this technology to the United Arab Emirates. We also cooperate with companies that have a similar way of thinking and working, to harness and disseminate advanced technologies, and we strive to be pioneers in providing unprecedented solutions that contribute to changing our concept of waste and the way it is treated, especially for future generations.”
John Hartley, CEO of Levidian, said: “Many studies have shown the scale of the challenge facing the waste sector in terms of climate, and now we will work together with Tadweer to help waste companies and governments in their endeavors to remove carbon by extracting value.” From waste.
The mobile system will be used as part of the joint project between the two parties, to complete more carbon removal projects in the United Arab Emirates and abroad, with the aim of providing this technology as a solution that can be upgraded and developed to solve the problem of methane waste in the world.