CADE supported by JCCM in the development of SCWG technology

Castilla-La Mancha’s Regional Minister for Finance, Arturo Romaní, paid a visit on past March, 17^th, to our offices regarding the financial supporting of AVAL CASTILLA LA MANCHA for developing the SCWG project (Super Critical Water Gasification technology) that CADE is currently developing with funding by CDTI. Regional Minister Romaní emphasized CADE’s path since 2003, highlighting specially the evolution of the company during the last years and its strategic positioning as an innovative and high-specialized company internationally.

SCWG Project is framed within the business development strategy followed by CADE focused on obtaining a positioning as a technology supplier on the areas of power and industrial environment.

SCWG is an innovative technology based on the valuation of biomass with a high content of water into the production of hydrogen and syngas.

This technology results, in addition, in an economically profitable alternative to the valuation of waste with high content of water that is currently a serious problem for industry due to its difficulties to management and disposal, especially within agri-food industry.

SCWG at Pollutec Lyon 2025

Hydrothermal gasification gains momentum in Europe SCWG will participate in the conference “Innovation & déchets – Le marché de la gazéification hydrothermale se développe via les fabricants français et européens”, organized by Biogaz Vallée®. The event will highlight how hydrothermal gasification is becoming a breakthrough solution for waste recovery. This

SCWG will be present at the Bioenergy Congress 2025

We are pleased to announce that on October 2nd, we will be attending the Bioenergy Congress, organized by AVEBIOM at the Valladolid Fair. This event brings together key players in the sector to share advancements, experiences, and innovations related to biogas, biomethane, and green hydrogen. During Block II: Digestate Valorization,

SCWG Drives the Energy Transition from Salamanca with the ECLOSION Project

SCWG has launched its Supercritical Water Gasification technology in Salamanca—a key milestone within the strategic ECLOSION project. This initiative is designed to transform urban and agro-industrial waste into renewable energy carriers such as green hydrogen and biomethane, two resources that are increasingly in demand within the emerging global energy model.

CADE Showcases SCWG Technology Advancements at Bio360 Expo 2025: Paving the Way for a Cleaner and Circular Energy Model

CADE took part in Bio360 Expo 2025, one of the leading international trade fairs focused on bioenergy, the circular economy, and sustainable solutions. Held in Nantes, the event brought together experts, companies, and organizations committed to accelerating the energy and climate transition through innovation. During the event, CADE presented its

Hydrothermal Gasification: Applications & Implementation

Hydrothermal Gasification: Applications & Implementation

Hydrothermal gasification, also known as Supercritical Water Gasification (SCWG), is a revolutionary process that is shifting the paradigm on humid waste management and its energetic recovery. This emerging technology, which implies the gasification of humid biomasses (>80% water content) into renewable gas through a high-temperature, high-pressure process, has the potential

Work meeting in Salamanca of the Eclosion project consortium

We attended today a work meeting at the facilities of the Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) of Aqualia in Salamanca, which brings together all members of the consortium of companies and entities closely collaborating on the ambitious ECLOSION project, including CADE. The objective of this meeting is to share progress in