[company_age]unknown[/company_age][employees]2-10 employees[/employees][funding]Series unknown[/funding][description]BIO2CHP is a university spin-off company established in 2017 with the mission of bringing to market a technology that enables the use of raw residual biomass for small-scale and on-site energy production. The company's core offering is a power generator that converts solid organic residues into energy, transforming waste into a valuable commodity and reducing both energy and waste disposal costs. BIO2CHP's technology combines gasification and internal combustion engines under an automated control system, enabling continuous energy production in small-scale applications. The company has developed a working pilot that has proven its potential for operation in real-life conditions using various feedstocks, including grape pomace, peach and olive kernels, and almond shells. BIO2CHP's vision is to enable small-scale decentralized energy production from biomass wastes, allowing industries to exploit the maximum of their feedstock while reducing their environmental footprint. The company's value proposition covers the entire range of biomass production and its use for energy production, from the outlet of the production process to its storage, processing, and energy generation management. BIO2CHP's technology minimizes the required pre-treatment of residual biomass and allows its direct use as a fuel for energy production, including wood residues and more demanding feedstock such as grape marcs and coffee grounds. The company's approach focuses on minimizing interventions in both existing infrastructure and customer facilities during installation and operation, reducing maintenance and surveillance costs through a smart control system. BIO2CHP's technology converts waste management costs into additional revenue, improving profitability and providing a competitive advantage while upgrading the environmental image of the end user through a simple, integrated, autonomous, and problem-free process.[/description][ps]BIO2CHP offers a small-scale power generator that uses untreated organic waste to produce decentralized heat and electricity on-site.[/ps]