Jord’s CO₂e-negative biomass pellets are a revolutionary green solution designed to address the pressing need for sustainable alternatives to coal and fossil fuels in industrial heat and power generation. These pellets are produced from regeneratively grown C4 grasses, ensuring a renewable and scalable fuel source that significantly reduces carbon emissions.

What sets Jord’s biomass pellets apart is their net-negative carbon footprint across their entire lifecycle. By leveraging sustainable biomass cultivation, local processing, and optimized logistics, these pellets not only enable immediate emissions reductions through fuel switching but also contribute to long-term climate mitigation through soil carbon sequestration. This dual impact makes them a powerful tool for industrial clients looking to decarbonize their operations and make a positive impact on the environment.

Moreover, Jord’s pellets are designed to be compatible with existing coal-fired and biomass-ready infrastructure, making the transition away from fossil fuels seamless and cost-effective. Additionally, they can be paired with verified carbon credits, providing further support for clients’ compliance, voluntary climate commitments, and net-zero strategies.

Targeted at energy-intensive industries that prioritize reliability, cost-competitiveness, and climate positivity, Jord’s CO₂e-negative biomass pellets offer a sustainable and measurable solution for transforming energy generation.

• Renewable and Scalable: Produced from regeneratively grown C4 grasses, ensuring a sustainable and scalable fuel source.
• Net-Negative Carbon Footprint: Achieves a net-negative carbon footprint across its lifecycle through soil carbon sequestration.
• Immediate Emissions Reduction: Enables immediate emissions reductions through fuel switching in industrial operations.
• Seamless Transition: Compatible with existing coal-fired and biomass-ready infrastructure, minimizing the need for costly retrofits.
• Carbon Credit Support: Can be bundled with verified carbon credits to support compliance, voluntary commitments, and net-zero strategies.