Carbon part of USA National conversation.If anyone watched the Democratic debates last evening candidate Tim Ryan (D) Ohio, referred to the climate change, and reducing dependence of fossil fuels requiring several initiatives including enlisting industrial agricultural to combat climate change. One of his efforts to address climate change is through sequestering carbon from the air & putting it directly in the soil. He cited two people, Gabe Brown and Allan Williams, who are currently making money off of regenerative agriculture in the USA. Thought it interesting & relevant to us and GROW's vision forward.
What helps tie this into GROW is a reference from GROW's website, page 8 of 30
CO2 Foliar Delivery overview 3rd Quarter overview.
"CO2 Gas Pricing Risk. Some. Industrial CO2 gas companies can charge up to $500+/tonne for remote outdoor and indoor farming locations. That may offset higher plant yield value from our technology use. We are in discussions with a stationary CO2 gas extraction company (California based Air Capture Co.) that is starting to make 1000, 2000 and 4000 tonne/y CO2 gas capture machines and working on smaller 100 tonne on-site units. At a certain price point, they will be price competitive with high cost remote delivery. Canada’s Carbon Engineering raised US$86M for CO2 capture units but they are too large for our use at a rated minimum 100,000 tonnes/y of CO2 gas capture."
So basically, as I read it, GROW is in discussions with California based Air Capture that literally concentrates CO2 from the sky. No CO2 trucks burning gasoline and no CO2 liquefaction units required as would be on site at large greenhouses or for centralized outdoor use.
Its all coming together, we have to address climate change and I see Grow as part of the solution. GLTAL