Services

Put the platform to work on your land

The de-risking platform has three modules: soil biology that restores the land, a digital twin that forecasts what it will do, and MRV that proves origin. To apply them to your land and your supply, we offer three advisory engagements, each scoped to where you are today.

Advisory 01

Find out where you stand, and what closing the gap takes

Agronomist inspecting plants in a field

Who it is for

Plantations, aggregators, landowners, and biomass holders who want to understand whether their land and supply can reach the standard advanced biofuel and SAF buyers require, and what it would take to get there.

The situation

FuelEU, CORSIA, RED III and ISCC ask for documented proof of feedstock origin, land-use status, inputs, and lifecycle emissions. Most supply was never set up to produce it. Before committing to any of that, it helps to know where you stand and what the realistic path looks like.

How we work with you

We look at your land, biomass, and existing records together with your team, read them against what buyers and certifiers actually need, and lay out a practical path toward verifiable feedstock: what is already in place, what is missing, and the sequence of steps to close the difference.

How we work

A collaborative advisory engagement, scoped to your land, your biomass, and your starting point.


What you walk away with

A clear read on where you stand against RED III and ISCC, and a practical, sequenced path toward feedstock a buyer can accept.


Talk to us about readiness
Advisory 02

Find your route into the biofuels and biochar ecosystem

How we work

We bring our read of the conversion and offtake market, and our relationships in it, to your specific biomass and location.


What you walk away with

A clearer picture of where your biomass fits, which conversion pathways suit it, and introductions into the ecosystem where we can make them.


Talk to us about market access
Harvested agricultural material collected in a field

Who it is for

Landowners, plantation operators, and project partners who have biomass, or can grow it, but do not yet have a route to the buyers and conversion partners who would take it.

The situation

The conversion ecosystem is fragmented and hard to read from the outside. Sustainable aviation fuel, maritime fuel, biochar, bio-coke, and carbon buyers each value biomass differently and qualify it differently. Knowing which door to knock on, and what they need before they will talk, is most of the work.

How we work with you

We help you understand where your biomass fits across conversion pathways, what each route asks for, and how to present your supply. Where we hold relevant relationships in the biofuels, biochar, and carbon ecosystem, we make the connection.

Advisory 03

Design a pilot to test the technology on your land

Illustrative field measurement and plot marking

Who it is for

Landowners, plantation operators, and research or government partners who want evidence on their own conditions before committing to anything at scale.

The situation

Soil, climate, and crop vary from site to site, so results from one place do not automatically carry to another. The only way to know whether the Phi Tech protocol works on your land is to test it there, with a structure that produces data you can stand behind.

How we work with you

We design instrumented, side-by-side trials: treated and control plots on your land, fixed measurement points, and third-party laboratory analysis. You can read how we run trials on the Pilots and Evidence page. The design is yours to run and to verify independently.

How we work

A trial designed for your site and crop, built to the same control-referenced method we use in our own pilots.


What you walk away with

A pilot design you can run, measure, and stand behind, with third-party analysis built in from the start.


Trial
Design a pilot

Chat with us

Tell us about your land, your biomass, or the supply chain you are building. We will come back with a view on whether we can help, and how.