The US White House recently launched a Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) Grand Challenge targeting 3 billion gallons of SAF production by 2030 and 35 billion gallons by 2050 to reach net-zero targets. The Department of Energy (DOE), Department of Transport (DOT) and USDA entered into a formal memorandum of understanding following the White House roundtable

Combining no till and large biomass cover crops is proven to keep carbon in the soil and is widely regarded as crucial in Greenhouse Gas (GHG) mitigation. As we face the global challenge of reducing atmospheric carbon, the world is looking to the potential of agriculture to lead substantial improvements. Dr Keith Paustian, a Professor

Nuseed has developed a seed that provides maximum impact in the soil, on the land and in the air. With strategic deployment, a trusted carbon stewardship program, scalable global supply and regulatory excellence, Nuseed Carinata is accelerating the shift to net zero energy sources. By keeping carbon in the soil and using its oil as

New interactive soil mapping tools have demonstrated that Nuseed Carinata, a new cover crop feedstock, ideal for low-carbon fuel and high protein meal for animal feed, as well as improving soil health, is being grown exactly where it is needed most in Argentina. Northeast Argentina has been found to have the highest level of soil

Nuseed Carinata is an ideal low-carbon fuel feedstock for the climate positive goals of many companies and policy makers. Here are our top ten environmental and agronomic Nuseed Carinata benefits, demonstrating why it is a best-in-class low carbon feedstock. 1. Carinata is your triple bottom line – Planet: Cultivation removes atmospheric CO2, transferring it into

(Montreal, Canada) – The recent update by The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) now includes Carinata as a low-carbon fuel feedstock with similar greenhouse gas (GHG) footprint as waste and residuals, like used cooking oil. “For sustainability being categorized with waste is a very good thing,” said Alex Clayton, Nuseed Bioenergy Strategy and Commercial Lead.