Our projects/applications explores how to optimise the contribution of woody waste streams and agriculture residue into renewable energy provision and legitimate commercial income generation – given its comparative advantages as the predominant form of rural energy in most developed countries and widely available at all times, increasingly convertible into all major energy forms (liquid, gas, heat and electricity), readily carbon neutral or even a carbon sink and restoring  unproductive degraded lands and enhancing  agricultural productivity-,by fostering green smart applications and innovations.

We foster green smart innovations and provide new tools and technologies that sequester carbon and rescue endangered ecosystems by focus on sustainable technologies for reusing and recycling in novel ways. Active in the bioenergy sector, and securing a strategic partnership with exclusive distribution agreement rights with NettEnergy B.V. we deploy technology which mimic nature.

Our mobile platforms use pyrolysis technology to convert waste streams into 24/7 renewable energy biofuels and bio-chemicals without using any catalyst and without producing any waste streams is now mature and in production stage. We can now multiply the concept and deliver actual Mobile Pyrolysis Plants to our customers. The biofuels can be used in a variety of applications, such as space heating, industrial process heating (furnaces, kilns, boilers, etc.) and electrical generation. It can be fired on its own or co-fired with other fuels, such as fossil fuel oil, coal, waste fuels and biomass. In addition, the biofuels can be further refined into green transportation fuels within a bio-refinery. The bio-chemicals produced from our installations biochar and wood vinegar are emerging technologies with numerous applications in agriculture and environmental remediation1. Advocates and early adopters of these products are well versed in their positive attributes. Biochar and wood vinegar, for example, has been shown generally to increase crop yields, remediate soil, reduce soil greenhouse gas emissions, and sequester carbon amongst many other applications.