enadyne is a technology company.
enadyne has raised $8.0M across 1 funding round.
enadyne has raised $8.0M in total across 1 funding round.
enadyne has raised $8.0M in total across 1 funding round.
enadyne's investors include Picus Capital, Target Partners.
enaDyne GmbH is a Berlin-based cleantech startup founded in 2021 (with some sources noting 2022) that develops non-thermal plasma catalysis reactors to convert CO2 and other gases into green chemicals and eFuels, such as methanol, ethylene, syngas, and formaldehyde.[1][2][3][5] The company serves industries like biogas, cement, chemicals, and transportation by enabling on-site, profitable CO2 recycling at or below fossil fuel prices, achieving over 70% conversion rates while reducing emissions like PFAS and CF4.[1][3][4] With €7M in seed funding raised in 2025 from investors including SpinLab, enaDyne is building a modular pilot plant for mid-2026 deployment, positioning it for scalable, CO2-negative production in a circular economy.[2][3][4]
enaDyne was founded in 2021 by Philipp Hahn (CEO), Christian Koch (CSO/CTO), Martin Drößiger, and Torsten Lorenz, combining expertise in plasma physics, catalysis, engineering, and materials science.[3] Headquartered at Pintschstr 13 in Berlin, Germany, the idea emerged from innovating plasma catalysis to address industrial CO2 emissions, leveraging patented enaCeramics electrodes for efficient, low-temperature conversion.[1][2][5] Early traction includes Greentown Labs membership, SpinLab investment, and the 2025 €7M seed round, fueling pilot development amid growing demand for defossilization.[1][2][3][4]
enaDyne rides the CO2 utilization and defossilization wave, capitalizing on EU net-zero mandates, rising carbon taxes, and cheap renewables to make chemical production sustainable.[3][6] Timing aligns with industrial decarbonization needs—chemicals account for ~5% of global emissions—where traditional methods fail; modular plasma tech enables decentralized deployment at biogas plants or factories, outpacing energy-intensive electrolysis.[1][4][5] Market forces like falling green H2 costs and PFAS regulations favor it, influencing the ecosystem by proving CO2 as a resource, potentially sequestering gigatons and enabling a circular, profitable green chemistry shift.[1][3][6]
enaDyne's near-term focus is deploying a 20-foot pilot by mid-2026, launching PFAS abatement products, and scaling production, targeting tens of thousands of units by 2050 as a global plasma synthesis platform.[3][4] Trends like AI-optimized catalysis, policy-driven CCS incentives, and eFuels demand will accelerate growth, evolving its influence from niche cleantech to chemical industry backbone. This builds on its core strength—turning CO2 from pollutant to profit—driving the profitable climate transition it champions.[6]
enadyne has raised $8.0M across 1 funding round. Most recently, it raised $8.0M Seed in September 2025.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sep 1, 2025 | $8.0M Seed | Picus Capital, Target Partners |