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About Carbon Cleanup

Build the waste robot for the composite age.

Carbon Cleanup is focused on making CARB-E the go-to solution for composite waste: a mobile, evolving system that gives manufacturers a way to solve the problem where it starts.

Our role

A guide from waste stream to next use.

Carbon Cleanup develops mobile, scalable approaches for composite recycling. Its published focus includes carbon- and glass-fiber-reinforced materials, material recovery and application development.

Our role in a project is to help qualify the input, examine a processing route and identify where the resulting material could be used. A viable circular route depends on the specific material and application.

How we help

Make the next step clear.

01 / Understand

Assess the material.

Start with the waste stream, volume, constraints and desired outcome.

02 / Develop

Explore a route.

Evaluate processing and secondary material options for the specific case.

03 / Apply

Connect to use.

Match the material with a suitable product, partner or manufacturing process.

Founders & management

Technology needs people who understand the material.

Carbon Cleanup brings together composite know-how, industrial engineering, digital systems and market experience to make CARB-E a practical answer to a persistent waste problem.

Jörg Radanitsch, Co-Founder and CEO

Jörg Radanitsch

Co-Founder & CEO

Jan Radanitsch, Co-Founder and Finance Strategic Advisor

Jan Radanitsch

Co-Founder · Finance Strategic Advisor

Christian Gorbach, Co-Founder and IoT Advisor

Christian Gorbach

Co-Founder · IoT Advisor

Kai Radanitsch, Co-Founder and Sales Advisor

Kai Radanitsch

Co-Founder · Sales Advisor

Advisory board

Research depth. Industrial perspective.

Our advisory board combines material science, numerical modelling and equipment-industry experience to inform the development of the Carbon Cleanup system.

Peter Hosemann, Material Science, University of California Berkeley

Peter Hosemann

Material Science · University of California, Berkeley

Professor Thomas Antretter, Numerics, University of Leoben

Prof. Dr. Thomas Antretter

Numerics · University of Leoben

Martin Lehner, equipment industry expert

Martin Lehner

Equipment industry expert

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Investor relations

Help scale a patented recycling platform.

Carbon Cleanup combines patented technology, European research backing and industry collaboration. We are seeking investments of €4 million or more to advance the next stage.

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Your next step

Bring us your material challenge.

We can start with a practical conversation about your stream, goals and possible next steps.

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