The same carbon a port, cement plant, or vessel pays to emit becomes the feedstock for products with real industrial demand. That inversion — cost into commodity — is the whole company.
Each module runs a closed biological and thermochemical sequence — intake, fixation, separation, conversion — instrumented end to end so every gram of carbon can be accounted for.
The biological core, the deployable hardware, and the software that ties every unit's output back to a verifiable record.
4BlueTech's proprietary bioreactor, in which engineered microalgae and bacterial cultures fix CO₂ and process NOx from a sealed gas stream. The biotechnological heart of every deployed module, and the subject of 4BlueTech's patent filing.
The containerized capture-to-X unit that houses the Aloreactor, gas-handling systems, and downstream conversion equipment inside a standard 20-foot ISO footprint — designed to be sited, connected, and commissioned as a single module.
The software layer that governs and records every P1Blue unit in a fleet — real-time IoT telemetry, capture data by the minute, batch documentation, and the ledger from which carbon credit and output records are issued.
At digesters, wastewater plants, and landfills, roughly half of raw biogas is CO₂. The Aloreactor's cultures consume that CO₂ and scrub contaminants such as H₂S and NOx — raising methane content toward pipeline- and vehicle-grade biomethane, while the stripped carbon leaves as biomass instead of going up a flare.
The atmosphere doesn't respond to intentions. It responds to carbon actually removed from the air — and to nitrogen oxides that never reach a city's lungs.
"Everything we build is designed so that removal can be seen, counted, and traced back to the container it happened in."
CO₂ and NOx are handled where they are emitted — a port berth, a flue, a digester — so the air leaving the site is genuinely cleaner rather than relocated.
Microalgae and bacteria fix carbon the way nature already does — no solvents to regenerate, no captured gas waiting for somewhere to be buried.
P1Vault ties captured carbon to the batch it became — biochar, fuel, or biomass — so climate impact is audited from the ledger, not estimated on a slide.
Because we capture CO₂ and NOx at the source, the air leaving a site is measurably cleaner — and the carbon that would have been vented becomes a product instead of a problem.
Biomass leaving the Aloreactor is directed toward two conversion paths — solid carbon storage or liquid fuel synthesis — chosen according to partner requirements.
Stabilised carbon output for soil amendment, industrial filtration, and construction-material applications, documented to the batch level.
Biomass-derived fuel pathways aligned with aviation decarbonisation requirements, developed with aerospace-sector partners.
Marine-grade and CO₂-neutral diesel outputs suited to shipping and port-operator decarbonisation programmes.
Algal biomass fractions suitable for fertiliser, feed, and food-grade applications under a circular-economy model.
Higher-value biomass fractions directed toward pharmaceutical and cosmetic feedstock applications.
Wastewater-based cultivation returns treated process water, aligned with UN FAO guidance on water reuse.
4BlueTech's development path — from founding to pilot deployment to accelerator and institutional backing.
Independent coverage, institutional recognition, and the public record of the platform's traction.
The Aloreactor's biological process and the platform's traceability layer are the two assets 4BlueTech is protecting and documenting.
4BlueTech's cultivation and fixation process is patent-pending, filed with the support of ACCIÓ (Catalonia's innovation agency). Patent number, jurisdiction, and filing date to be confirmed and inserted here once available for public disclosure.
P1Vault records CO₂ and NOx ppm captured per minute at the unit level, with IoT connectivity enabling 24/7/365 monitoring and batch-level documentation for each output stream — the basis for tokenised carbon credit issuance in alliance with Fujitsu and Microsoft.
4BlueTech was founded in August 2023 by a team of six engineers and doctoral researchers, following more than seven years of prior collaborative research. The company is headquartered in Barcelona, with laboratory operations in Finland.
Its mission is to help industrial operators, ports, and transport sectors measure, reduce, capture, and convert their CO₂ and NOx emissions — combining biotechnology, AI-driven monitoring, and a modular hardware format designed for real-world siting constraints, not laboratory conditions.
4BlueTech operates a Capture-as-a-Service model: operators contract for a defined capture capacity, delivered and documented by the container, rather than purchasing and maintaining fixed infrastructure.
Every month, we run captured CO₂ through our reactors on your behalf and issue you a certificate for the exact tonnage removed — traceable to the batch by P1Vault. Not a paper offset. Real carbon, actually captured, in your name.
For industrial operators, ports, and sector alliances in aviation, marine, cement, and geothermal — plus strategic partners evaluating 4BlueTech's capture-to-value platform.