Scalable Carbon-Negative Food-Energy-Waste Systems

This opportunity is for an investment in a company that is focused on building a network of organic crop factories with on-site Food-Energy-Waste and Renewable Energy systems, thereby eliminating 1/3 of the cost of food spent on energy.

Identifying sources of energy that are cost effective, do not pollute, nor have a negative impact on the environment requires a paradigm shift – a rethinking of how we achieve a similar energy output from fossil fuels.

This is the collaborative initiative of deeply committed specialists dedicated to creating solutions to food insecurity and the environmental damage that can be caused by agriculture. Over the past decade, this team has developed and installed over 600 commercial and utility scale renewable energy and energy efficiency projects, utilizing virtually every major clean energy technology.

Team members have management consulting experience at firms including Deloitte, KPMG, and Ernst & Young, with strengths in renewable energy systems design and construction; sustainable agriculture; project finance; managing, transporting and marketing commodities; supply chain; audit; and government relations.

Without the costs of energy, this firm’s margins are far greater than grid-energy-reliant operations, benefiting investors and consumers alike. Their systems are scalable and can be replicated worldwide. A carbon-negative, renewable energy circular model is not only good business, it’s essential for the health of the planet.

There are multiple scalable revenue flows to this offering and with a $300MM investment, there is a 49% equity shareholder position.

• 40-acre site acquired
• 375,000 SF of buildings to be built to LEED Gold or Higher Standards
• On track to complete permits, close construction finance, and start construction.
• $75MM in Revenues / $55MM in EBITDA Year 3 (First full year of operations)
• Circular economy drives 58% EBITDA Margins by eliminating costs competitors pay while adding additional energy and fertilizer revenue streams.