Humans have used biomass as a natural energy source for thousands of years. In the energy industry, biomass is any renewable, organic material that comes from plants and animals and is used as fuel to produce electricity or heat. “Biomass,” as a category, covers a broad range of materials, but can include agricultural wastes like manure, plant stalks, and straw; wood manufacturing wastes like sawdust or bark; municipal solid waste like landfill-destined garbage; or trees and grasses, either as residue from industry, such as prunings and tree removals, or from purpose-farmed eucalyptus trees, bamboo, and switchgrasses.

Embracing a sustainable approach, our process encompasses the meticulous stages of harvesting, processing, and shipping biomass, strategically designed to meet the needs of energy companies seeking eco-friendly solutions. What sets us apart is our circular harvesting method: once cropped, the biomass regenerates from the same source, ensuring an endless cycle of harvest without depleting the plant. This commitment to perpetual sustainability defines our mission and sets the stage for a greener future.