Turn Waste into Energy Onsite - Clean Power, Zero Hassle.
Eliminate waste, reduce costs, and generate energy with our cutting-edge technology.
Why Send Waste To Landfills When There’s A Use For It?
Landfill Diversion
Prevent your waste from contributing to scenes like the one above.
PFAS Destruction
PFAS and their health effects are proliferating. Eliminate them from solid sludge and other types of refuse.
Atmospheric Water Harvesting
Fresh, clean water is difficult to find nowadays. Pull it from the air with us.
Renewable Energy Generation
Reduce and/or eliminate your reliance on increasingly unstable power grids.
Indoor Food Growth
Farmland is decreasing every day. Counteract this alarming trend.
How It Works
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Waste is Preprocessed
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After preprocessing, waste goes through our patented combustion process.
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After combustion, heat energy and inert materials are separated.
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Heat energy is converted into electricity, cooling, refrigeration, water, and more!
What Can Watogy Process
What Does Watogy Give Back
Our Partners
Our Partners
Creating something is transforming raw materials into purpose. When discarded, it becomes waste—no longer useful, yet still existing. Waste doesn’t disappear; it piles up, adding to toxic landfills. Saying we "throw away" is misleading because everything ends up somewhere.
But what if everything that is created also has a purpose after it becomes waste? Watogy does just that. Watogy is:
A new era of onsite energy: microgrids where companies and communities generate their own renewable energy from everyday waste.
A revolution in waste management: waste is no longer a costly burden dumped into landfills, only to become someone else’s toxic problem.
As energy use grows with electric vehicles and rising global consumption, waste also increases. Watogy offers an eco-friendly solution that reduces costs by transforming waste into energy. Imagine buildings designed with Watogy, eliminating outdoor trash containers and disposal fees while generating heat, cooling, and electricity year-round.
This innovative approach addresses two major societal challenges—waste management and energy needs—with a single solution.