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Upcycling waste sewage sludge to food presents a promising approach to simultaneously addressing environmental concerns and achieving a circular economy. A hybrid system that integrates mechanochemical, electrochemical, and biological catalysis demonstrates the potential for single-cell protein synthesis from waste sludge.