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Soil biology that restores degraded and fallow land and lifts what it can grow. Applied directly to soil and plants. Non-GMO.
Up to 40% of the world’s land is now degraded, affecting half of all humanity. Within this challenge lies an extraordinary opportunity: to unleash the potential of land previously considered too difficult, depleted or unpredictable to cultivate. Phi Earth de-risks this ambition through advanced soil biology, digital modelling and independently verifiable MRV to accelerate the creation of new productive capacity while rebuilding the natural systems on which long-term prosperity depends.
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The IEA expects biofuel demand to reach 215 billion litres by 2030, with two-thirds of the growth in emerging economies. The feedstock for that fuel cannot come from food-producing land.
The remaining option is marginal and degraded land, which Southeast Asia has in large supply. Working this land is difficult: Soils are depleted, yields are hard to predict, and the origin documentation that buyers and certifiers require has never been produced there.
Phi Earth works on this specific problem: making poor land a reliable, documented source of feedstock.
The platform combines soil biology that restores the land, a Digital Twin that forecasts what each site can do, and MRV that records where every batch came from.
Soil biology that restores degraded and fallow land and lifts what it can grow. Applied directly to soil and plants. Non-GMO.
The Digital Twin is a live model of each site, built from satellite data, drone surveys, field measurements and operational records. It forecasts when to plant, irrigate and harvest based on current conditions.
MRV that records where every batch came from and carries its chain-of-custody record into FuelEU, CORSIA, RED III and ISCC frameworks.
We review land-use status, biomass type, existing documentation, and compliance gaps against RED III and ISCC requirements, then map a clear scope for the work ahead.
We conduct field sampling, laboratory analysis through accredited third parties, and inputs documentation. Where Phi Tech trials are active, we collect instrumented plot-level data. Nothing is self-certified.
We compile the chain-of-custody record: origin coordinates, land-use change history, input logs, harvest records, processing and transport data, and calculated emissions figures. Every data point is traceable to its source.
We help present the verified record your offtaker, financier, or regulator needs, and connect your supply into conversion and offtake channels where we can.
The EU's Renewable Energy Directive III made feedstock traceability and land-use verification mandatory for advanced biofuels entering the EU market. FuelEU Maritime sets binding greenhouse gas intensity limits for ships calling at EU ports from 2025. Both are in force now. Supply chains that cannot produce compliance documentation are already locked out.
Sustainable aviation fuel mandates across the EU, UK, and Singapore are creating offtake demand for advanced biofuels this decade. The binding feedstock constraint is the absence of supply that can pass compliance review. Early-mover supply chains with verified documentation hold a structural advantage.
Southeast Asia holds large areas of degraded and marginal land capable of producing energy crops without competing with food production. This land is largely absent from compliant supply chains because no one has produced the qualifying documentation. That is the gap Phi Earth is designed to fill.
We help you find supply sources on marginal land, connect into them, and work toward documentation that can pass RED III and ISCC review, so you can underwrite purchase agreements with confidence.
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We help you see where you stand, map the path to a verifiable traceability record, and position your supply for premium offtake channels.
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We help you design pilots on degraded land, connect biomass into conversion and carbon channels, and build the evidence that makes a project credible.
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