Nature Knows No Waste

The output of one biological process is the input for another. If there is energy present something will evolve to use it.

What is a mem?

Mems are natural microbes that live in the soil and eat methane to produce useful products in the same way that yeast eat sugar to make things like beer and bread.

The technical term for mems is methanotroph which roughly translates to "methane-eater" in Latin.

CH4 ———> Soil Nutrients

01
Capture
Methanotrophs capture methane (CH4) molecules from their environment.
02
Transformation
Methane molecules undergo oxidization where they are broken down into simpler carbon compounds. This breakdown provides energy for the mems to grow. Some of it is used to take nitrogen gas from the air.
03
Release
Nitrogen & compounds are released by the mems to become valuable nutrients for other microorganisms in the soil like bacteria and fungi allowing surrounding plants to thrive.
Lines displaying the process of Methane going in
Graphic depicting methane eating microbes
Methane-eating Microbes

Nature Based Technology

We mimic nature's efficiency by selecting the most effective methanotroph strains combining them to create our proprietary Windfall Bio consortia.
No genetic modification necessary.