Mini Green Power has launched a fundraising campaign to expand

To do this, the team is moving into a new 3,600 m" site (3,000 m" of workshop space and 600 m" of offices) and is starting the manufacture of an industrial biochar production demonstrator. "This fundraising launch marks a turning point because it means taking up the challenge of our industrialization in our region, giving us the means to produce faster and make our solution more replicable. The biochar demonstrator is an awaited industrial proof since it makes our ability to transform local plant waste into low-carbon energy and to generate biochar, an impactful co-product, visible, measurable, and concrete," said Jean Riondel, founder and CEO of Mini Green Power.

INDUSTRIAL AMBITION The company designs modular units capable of transforming a wide range of solid waste (biomass, CSR, etc.) into low-carbon energy (heat, steam, electricity) — with, depending on the project, the production of biochar contributing to CO2 sequestration. This approach relies on a staged combustion technology, designed to recover varied resources as close as possible to energy needs.

The targeted amount will finance a program structured into 3 areas. First, the fitting out of the 600 m" workspaces, integrating offices and modular spaces as well as secure and well-dimensioned computer infrastructures. Next, the installation of an equipped workshop to produce and test: infrastructure upgrades, tooling, assembly and testing areas in order to launch series production.