Sustainability

Solar and storage displace grid and diesel generation. Biodiesel replaces fossil diesel in the firming fleet. We will publish measured figures once plants are operating.

Waste-to-energy takes municipal and industrial material out of landfill and turns it into baseload power.

Pyrolysis produces energy and leaves biochar, a stable form of carbon. Applied to farmland it improves soil and holds that carbon for the long term.

Hemplime walls hold the carbon the hemp took in as it grew.

Feedstock for biodiesel and biochar is grown and collected regionally, creating demand for farmers and residue that would otherwise be burned in the field.

Plants are staffed locally. Construction, operations and feedstock supply create work near the site.

Our projects are structured to qualify for regional renewable-energy incentives and free-zone regimes where they apply.