A European Union (EU) decision is paving the way for more non-food crops, including Nuseed Carinata, to play a crucial role in the decarbonization of the aviation industry
For the first time, the EU has added to the list of feedstocks in Annex
Growing Nuseed Carinata on existing farmland (after main crop harvest and before next season’s planting when fields are typically bare and exposed to erosion and carbon loss) helps protect land, sequester carbon, regenerate soil, and improve conditions for the following main crop.
Sustainable farming practices used to contract grow Nuseed Carinata are documented, independently certified and audited. The harvested non-food grain is crushed for lower carbon oil to replace fossil oils and the remaining meal supplies a plant-based non-GMO high protein co-product.
Contract production in combination with the Nuseed Value Chain enables many of the advantages of a vertically integrated supply chain for end-use customers, without the infrastructure and expense.
Nuseed Carinata Oil is recognized by ICAO for industry-leading greenhouse gas (GHG) reductions similar to waste and used cooking oil (UCO). It’s a scalable, lower carbon drop-in replacement for fossil oils that enables transport sectors to decrease carbon without the delay, expense, and carbon footprint of retrofitting existing fleets.
Through our ten-year off-take and market development agreement with bp we are working to accelerate market adoption of Nuseed Carinata.
Nuseed Carinata is a non-food drop-in solution that helps replace fossil fuels to lower emissions and maximize GHG savings with certified:
Nuseed Carinata plants remove carbon from the air and the roots restore it to the soil.
This helps:
Nuseed Carinata improves farm income through:
For the first time, the EU has added to the list of feedstocks in Annex
Biofuels International recently interviewed Nuseed’s Head of EU Policy, Andre Paula Santos about Nuseed’s role
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