Just because Zero-X’s campaign has ended doesn’t mean the updates stop. At EX Venture, we remain committed to sharing game-changing insights from our portfolio companies. The momentum is stronger than ever—cities worldwide are engaging with Zero-X to explore how they can implement waste-to-energy technology to build cleaner, smarter, and more self-sufficient urban environments.

Municipalities are facing a waste crisis, rising energy costs, and increasing pressure to decarbonize. But what if waste wasn’t a problem, but a resource?

With X-150 machine, cities can convert waste into clean hydrogen, biochar, and district heating—eliminating landfill dependency while creating renewable energy and sustainable materials. Here's how forward-thinking municipalities can transition from wasteful to waste-free.

🚀 1️. Identifying High-Waste Zones & Deploying Smartly

Cities need fast, cost-effective solutions—not massive infrastructure projects that take years to complete. The X-150 machine is modular, mobile, and ready for rapid deployment to locations where waste is generated the most:

📍 Best locations for Zero-X units:
✔️ Landfills & transfer stations – Instantly reduces waste volumes
✔️ Public markets & food hubs – Processes organic waste on-site
✔️ Sewage plants – Converts sludge into clean hydrogen
✔️ Agricultural zones – Utilizes crop residues & manure

By strategically placing mobile machines, cities can eliminate waste transport costs, lower emissions, and generate energy where it’s needed most.

💨 2️. Powering Cities with Clean Hydrogen

Zero-X’s technology transforms organic waste into high-purity hydrogen, providing a scalable and sustainable alternative to fossil fuels. Cities can use hydrogen for:

✔️ Hydrogen-powered public transport – Cutting diesel pollution 🚍
✔️ Municipal fleets & waste trucks – Enabling emission-free operations 🏙️
✔️ Industrial decarbonization – Reducing reliance on fossil fuels 🔋

Why hydrogen? The global hydrogen market is projected to surpass $300 billion by 2030. Cities that act now will lead the shift toward energy independence and net-zero emissions.

🏗 3️. Using Biochar for Urban Sustainability

Zero-X doesn’t just eliminate waste—it creates valuable resources. Biochar, a byproduct of the waste conversion process, has major environmental and economic benefits:

✔️ Urban farming & green spaces – Enhances soil health naturally 🌱
✔️ Construction materials – Strengthens cement, bricks & roads 🏗
✔️ Carbon sequestration – Locks in CO₂, making cities carbon-negative ♻️

By integrating biochar into city infrastructure, municipalities can reduce emissions, improve soil quality, and create sustainable materials for future development.

♨️ 4️. Heating Buildings with District Heating

What if waste-powered energy could heat entire neighborhoods? Zero-X makes it possible:

✔️ Supplies renewable heat to schools, hospitals & offices 🏥🏢
✔️ Reduces municipal energy costs while cutting carbon emissions 💰🔥
✔️ Turns waste into energy instead of letting it go to waste 🔄

By capturing and repurposing excess heat, cities can reduce reliance on fossil fuels and move toward complete energy independence.

🌟 The Smart Cities of Tomorrow Start Today

Cities that integrate Zero-X technology will reduce waste, generate clean energy, and build a circular economy—all while lowering costs and emissions.

🔋 Hydrogen for clean transport 🚍
♻️ Biochar for soil & infrastructure 🌱
🔥 District heating for energy savings ♨️

At EX Venture, we invest in the future. That’s why Zero-X is leading the charge in waste-to-energy solutions: turning municipal waste into a sustainable advantage for cities worldwide.