About Hyperthermics
Pioneering extreme biotech for a greener future
At Hyperthermics, we believe the key to a sustainable future lies in nature’s most extreme environments. Founded and headquartered in Ulsteinvik, Norway – with advanced laboratories in Regensburg, Germany – we develop breakthrough biotechnology that transforms organic waste into high-value, climate-positive products.
Our technology harnesses heat-loving micro-organisms originally discovered beneath the ocean floor, in volcanic deep-sea sediments. These extremophiles thrive at 80°C and are the powerhouse behind our hyperthermophilic fermentation process — a revolutionary approach to rapidly breaking down biomass.
Turning Waste Into Wealth
Hyperthermics’ solutions are designed to convert challenging feedstocks — from agricultural residues to industrial by-products — into clean energy, protein-rich ingredients, and soil-enhancing agents. Whether producing biogas, protein powders, or bio-based fertilizers, our systems are built to deliver efficiency, speed, and environmental impact.
We work with industries looking to:
Boost the energy yield from biomass
Upcycle carbon and nitrogen into valuable resources
Accelerate waste treatment with minimal environmental footprint
Rooted in Research, Built for Industry
As a customer-oriented biotech partner, we combine cutting-edge research with practical, scalable solutions. Our R&D is deeply collaborative, enabling us to tailor systems to the needs of energy producers, agri-industrial players, and environmental innovators.
Our work is supported by:
Over a decade of microbial discovery and reactor engineering
Partnerships with universities, municipalities, and climate-driven companies
A growing IP portfolio in carbon capture and utilization (CCU) and microbial protein production
Our Vision
To make green bioprocessing faster, smarter, and cleaner — helping industries worldwide decarbonize, reduce waste, and feed a growing population sustainably.
Want to know more?
Visit our Solutions page or Meet the team to see how we bring science to life.