Transforming Gas and Waste Water into Resources: Advancing Circular Economy with Microbial Carbon Capture – CarbonOne.
Carbon One, developed by Caliche Private Limited, leverages a strain of bacteria to capture CO₂ from the atmosphere. These bacteria utilise light and CO₂ to convert them into biomass and energy. Our technology enables the production of diverse products, including fertilizers, aquaculture feed, animal feed, biopharmaceutical components, bioplastics, and commercial and bio dyes.
Startup Description
Caliche is on a journey to build impactful technologies and is currently developing multiple technology suites for the Oil & Gas industry.
Our research team has published several technical papers and produced an extensive range of intellectual properties over the past few years. We are fundamentally building one of the most conducive environments for high-end research and welcome talents from across the globe to work with us.
As of 2021 , we are in functional agreements with organizations on 4 continents. A young executive team complemented by experience-rich academicians and technocrats, we are redefining solutions like none other.
We are proud to be one of the top Oil & Gas startups in India. Having no defining labels or marked boundaries, we have defined our organization's culture around these core principles. We strive to have the best of both worlds, i.e., the agility of startups and the stability of giants!
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Business Model
* Build-Operate-Transfer (BOT): Offer BOT model partnerships with power plants and industrial facilities.
* Equipment Sales Model: Sell CarbonOne units as standalone systems.
* Subscription Model: Recurring fee for the continuous operation, maintenance, and support of CarbonOne units.
* Revenue Sharing Model: Collaborate with partners on revenue sharing arrangements.
* Licensing Model: License CarbonOne technology to third-party organizations.
* Target Markets
* Distribution Channels:
- Strategic Partnerships.
- Direct Sales.
- Licensing and Technology Transfer.
- Research Collaborations.
