Greenjoules | 2nd-Generation Biofuel & Renewable Diesel

Greenjoules utilizes a proprietary thermochemical conversion methodology to transform agricultural residues and agro-industrial waste into second-generation biofuels. The technical architecture relies on green chemistry principles, subjecting non-food biomass such as paddy straw and sugarcane processing residues to controlled thermal and catalytic reactions. This process breaks down complex lignocellulosic structures and recombines carbon molecules into hydrocarbons that match the physical and chemical properties of conventional fossil fuels.

The manufacturing process is engineered for drop-in compatibility, producing renewable diesel and bionaphtha that meet standard specifications for High Speed Diesel. The resulting liquid fuels can be used directly in existing internal combustion engines, commercial fleets, and industrial boilers without requiring mechanical retrofits or specialized blending infrastructure.

Greenjoules integrates a zero hazardous waste operating model where process by-products are collected and refined into secondary materials. Solid residues are processed into biochar for agricultural soil enrichment, refined silica, and activated carbon, while lighter gaseous fractions are captured for energy recovery within the biorefinery. The entire production flow undergoes third-party traceability audits under the ISCC Biocircular certification framework to verify chain of custody, mass balance accounting, and greenhouse gas savings.