The Tadweer Group and the British climate company Levidian have announced a partnership to work on international projects focused on removing carbon from waste. The collaboration aims to accelerate the removal of carbon from landfill sites worldwide using Levidian’s “LOOP” technology to produce clean hydrogen and carbon-negative graphene. These materials can be used as high-quality additives to enhance the performance of various materials such as concrete, batteries, and plastics.
Tadweer is currently developing a pilot project, the first of its kind in Abu Dhabi, with plans for it to be operational by the end of 2024. This project will use Levidian’s technology to remove methane waste from landfills and turn it into valuable resources.
Oliver Christian, the British government’s trade commissioner in the Middle East, emphasized the importance of this partnership in addressing one of the greatest climate challenges of our time. Through the collaboration, Tadweer’s commitment to the circular economy and Levidian’s innovative climate technology will create opportunities to convert waste into energy and extract value from waste not only in the Emirates but globally.
Ali Al Dhaheri, Managing Director and CEO of Tadweer, expressed pride in investing in Levidian and working to bring this technology to the UAE. He highlighted the importance of collaboration with like-minded companies to introduce advanced technologies and pioneer solutions that revolutionize waste treatment for future generations.
John Hartley, CEO of Levidian, stressed the urgency of addressing the climate challenge in the waste sector and highlighted the partnership with Tadweer as a way to support waste companies and governments in their efforts to extract value and remove carbon from waste.
The joint project between Tadweer and Levidian aims to complete more carbon removal projects in the UAE and beyond by using a mobile system that allows for easy deployment anywhere needed. The goal is to offer this technology as a scalable solution that can help address methane waste on a global scale while continuing refining it for future impact.
In conclusion, this partnership between two leading companies is crucial in addressing one of