Turning agricultural waste into regenerative wealth
We deploy state-of-the-art microfactories that turn biomass waste into biochar and renewable energy (electricity and biomethane), fostering energy & food sovereignty, restoring soil & water resources, and catalyzing the circular economy.
the global challenge
Agricultural waste is the world’s third-largest source of methane—a greenhouse gas 80x more potent than CO₂. Each year, 1.5 billion tons of this waste is burned or dumped, driving climate change, contaminating water, and degrading soil.
Our technology transforms this waste into useful resources.
our technologies
Regenovation synergizes pyrolysis and anaerobic digestion to generate transformative levels of bioenergy. This enhances energy, food and economic security for local circular economies.
the regenovation solution
Regenovation is initially focusing on Small Island Developing States, harnessing transformative innovations to master the challenges of climate change.
Our 2035 milestones include:
Launching at least ten projects in the Caribbean and similar locations, prioritizing Net Zero goals, energy independence and a flourishing agricultural sector.
Synergizing pyrolysis & anaerobic digestion to meet the demand for biomethane energy & biochar, starting with multiple plant operations on Barbados — the ideal showcase for the impact & scalability of our approach
Reducing GHG emissions by 10-20 Mt CO2e while enhancing soil fertility, food production & animal health
Engaging vulnerable communities across CARICOM & Latin America to ensure their food, energy & economic security
Generating superior multi-capital returns on both public & private investments made by us & our partners
PARTNERS IN PROGRESS: Barbados Government Tours UK Pyrolysis & AD Facilities
This June 2026 video captures the highlights of a study tour with Barbados government leaders from agricultural & energy sectors, featuring site visits to our pyrolysis & AD tech providers in England & Wales.
A government delegation from Barbados joined the Regenovation team for a tour of our UK regenerative technology partners, to see how biochar and anaerobic digestion (AD) work together in a circular fashion to create resilient farms that dramatically enhance food production in drought or flood conditions, while eliminating waste, producing clean water and improving animal health.
In addition, the tour demonstrated how the annual upcycling of hundreds of thousands of tons of biomass waste – manures, compost, fats, oils and greases, coconuts, invasive species such as river tamarind, and other waste materials – dramatically reduces the production of planet overheating greenhouse gases such as methane and nitrous oxide, while sequestering carbon in the soil for hundreds of years.
Seeing is believing – the delegation went back to Barbados ready to assess how biochar can increase fertility on depleted soils, and to use advanced AD techniques to accelerate the transition from LNG to biomethane (RNG) for the gas grid. This means that the island can soon begin to reduce price-volatile imports of food and fossil fuel, saving precious foreign exchange and improving the well-being of farmers, animals and the general population. This is truly a win-win-win-win for farmers, consumers, the island’s economy and the planet, and we are proud to be working side-by-side with the government and local communities to these ends.
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