Ingelia

ingelia.com ↗ ·Valencia ·Series B

Ingelia is a Valencia-based cleantech company that designs, manufactures, and operates industrial hydrothermal carbonization (HTC) plants converting organic waste (biomass, sewage sludge, agri-food residues) into biochar, liquid biofertilizers, and water. Founded in 2005, it was among the first companies worldwide to commission an industrial-scale HTC plant (2010), holds 17 granted international patents, and has plants operating across Europe. It closed a fresh capital injection (part of a Series B) in October 2025 from CDTI Innvierte, Repsol Energy Ventures, and Easo Ventures.

Founded
2005
Founders
3
Total funds raised
€675K+
Rounds
2
Investors
5
Last round
Oct 2025
SectorsCleantech, Circular Economy, Waste Management, Energy & Climate, Biofertilizers Start-up MapEnergy & Climate › Waste valorisation & biomaterials

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Founders

Alex Chiva
Co-founder & CFO
Marisa Hernández Latorre
CEO & Co-founder
Martin Hitzl
Chairman of the Board / CTO & Co-founder

Global models 5

Charm Industrial
United States · charmindustrial.com ↗
VC-backed cleantech company converting waste biomass into a stable carbon form (bio-oil injected underground) for permanent carbon removal, the closest large-scale analogue to Ingelia's biomass-to-stable-carbon HTC model.
$145MComparable
Anaergia
Builds and operates industrial plants that convert organic waste into renewable gas, fertilizer, and water, matching Ingelia's model of monetizing organic waste valorization technology at industrial scale.
~$200MComparable
Stiesdal (SkyClean)
Develops pyrolysis-based industrial technology converting agricultural and forestry waste into biochar, directly comparable to Ingelia's HTC-to-biochar process.
$121MComparable
Carbo Culture
Converts agricultural and industrial waste biomass into stable biochar using a proprietary thermal process, a close technological and market parallel to Ingelia's HTC plants.
$24.9MComparable
Bioforcetech
United States · bioforcetech.com ↗
Deploys industrial units that convert organic waste (wastewater biosolids) into biochar-based carbon products, mirroring Ingelia's waste-to-biochar industrial equipment business.
$24MComparable

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Funding rounds 2

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