WASE
wase.co.uk
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UK accounts · Mar 2026 · +57% in a year
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Extantia Capital, Hitachi Ventures
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| Legal entity | WASE LIMITED | Companies House |
| Registered | 13 Feb 2017 |
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Wase A Midwest transplant
In her senior column, Amina Wase '26 reflects on all that The Daily has given her.
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Wase zaps microbes to squeeze more biogas from wastewater sludge
Wastewater from places like breweries and food processing plants can't be dumped down the drain; it has to be specially treated, a costly endeavor that often happens offsite. Fudge's company, Wase, is offering them an alternative: treat the water on site,
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Wase zaps microbes to squeeze more biogas from wastewater sludge
Harvesting methane from organic waste and using it to produce electricity or heat is nothing new, but the startup isn't building another anaerobic digester.
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Bristol
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10-50 est. staff