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Levidian

HardwareCambridge, UK; operational presence in Abu Dhabi, UAEFounded 2012· One of 1232 Hardware companies tracked by AMPulse

Innovative carbon capture technology that converts methane into clean hydrogen and high-quality graphene, offering a dual benefit of decarbonisation and production of valuable by-products.

CEO / Founder
John Hartley
Team Size
Small to medium – specific numbers not publicly disclosed
Stage
Pilot
Total Funding
£3.2M
Latest Round
Grant
Key Investors
Mubadala, UK Government Innovation Funding

Technology & Products

Key Products

["LOOP technology (patented decarbonisation device)"]

Technological Advantage

Decarbonises existing infrastructure while producing commercially valuable by-products with minimal CO2 emissions.

Differentiation

Value Proposition

Provides a dual-advantage process that decarbonises gas flows while generating two valuable outputs – clean hydrogen and sustainable, high-grade graphene – improving both economic returns and environmental impact.

How They Differentiate

Integrates pre-combustion methane conversion to deliver both decarbonisation and dual-product outputs using a proprietary low-temperature plasma process.

Market & Competition

Target Customers

Industries with significant methane emissions such as oil & gas, agriculture, wastewater, landfill, and other hard-to-abate sectors

Industry Verticals

["Energy","Agriculture","Wastewater Management","Heavy Industry"]

Competitors

Carbon Engineering; Climeworks; Graphenea; 2D Carbon Tech; Nel Hydrogen; ITM Power

Growth & Milestones

Growth Metrics

Demonstrated by deployments at ADNOC’s Habshan Gas Processing Plant; ongoing expansion in production capacity and strategic partnerships.

Major Milestones

["Collaboration with Graphmatech to co-develop graphene-based polymer solutions","Successful deployment of LOOP units in operational industrial sites","Launch of second-generation LOOP technology","Recognition through awards and attainment of ISO 9001 certification"]

Notable Customers

ADNOC; United Utilities; Eco Group