Discover how Grogenics fights the sargassum crisis with collection and upcycling, creating sustainable soil for resilient agriculture. As global challenges grow more interconnected, collaboration is key to turning around the climate crisis and building sustainable solutions that benefit both communities and ecosystems. About Us Grogenics is a Monaco-based climate tech company turning one of the world’s fastest growing marine threats, sargassum seaweed, into carbon-negative, nature-restorative solutions. We’ve built the first circular platform of its kind: intercepting sargassum before it decays, neutralizing its toxicity, and converting it into high-integrity, certified products that sequester carbon and restore ecosystems, eliminating gigatons of CO₂, all within a year’s time. Our Vision To revolutionize the circular blue economy by upcycling marine and terrestrial biomass into innovative climate solutions that regenerate ecosystems, reduce carbon emissions, and empower coastal communities to achieve sustainable growth. Our Mission Driven by groundbreaking science and ecological innovation, our goal is to create lasting impact by reducing carbon emissions and regenerating ecosystems through upcycled resources like biochar, compost, and renewable energy, in collaboration with strategic coastal partners. With over 40 years of combined industry experience, the Grogenics team excels in Environmental Engineering, Science, Facility Design, Project Management, and Offtake Marketing. Our diverse expertise, proven success, and commitment to delivering results in a timely and trustworthy manner drive our ability to create impactful, sustainable solutions. Read More Our Team Our Value. Innovation We are in the continual pursuit of new, efficient methods to enhance our services and elevate our products. Through our patent-pending bioremediation solutions, we neutralize heavy metals and, to our knowledge, stand as the only company globally pioneering this transformative approach to sustainable agriculture. Integrity and Transparency We uphold the highest standards of integrity and transparency. Every project is Gold Standard certified, third-party vetted, and built on measurable impact (including seven SDGs), giving our partners and stakeholders the confidence that excellence is always delivered. Collaboration Collaboration is our catalyst for success. We believe growth happens when we work side by side with our clients, partners, and suppliers, forging lasting relationships that unlock value for everyone. With our hotel and resort partners we fuse expertise to ignite innovation, deliver measurable savings, and elevate their brands with stronger ecological and sustainability leadership. Within our communities we champion agricultural initiatives that empower women, strengthen small businesses, and promote smarter farming practices that increase harvests while reducing water use. 100% Green Prioritizing environmentally friendly practices and low physical footprint across every aspect of our operations, we are committed to exceeding international standards. From the way we operate to the solutions we provide, our approach ensures the protection of the planet while minimizing environmental impact. Unlike our competitors, we focus on creating sustainable value at every step —transforming waste into resources and driving long-term, positive change. Co-Benefits Environmental: Biodiversity : Coral reefs, mangroves, sea turtles and bird nesting protected Soil & Agriculture : Degraded land restored with compost and biochar Climate Mitigation : Methane stopped before release; carbon locked long-term in biochar; reduced oceanic/landfill waste Sustainable Food : Chemical-free, bountiful harvests Clean Water : Drinking water protected from toxins and clogged infrastructure Social: Livelihoods : 150+ women-led farms empowered Fisheries : Artisanal zones reopened, fish stocks replenished Education : Skills transfer for upcycling and sustainable farming Local Economies : Beaches clean, tourism and business thriving Community : ~10% of revenues reinvested locally

Our team at Grogenics brings together experts in science, engineering, and sustainability. Together, we’re tackling environmental challenges with cutting-edge solutions to restore ecosystems and empower communities. Connect Where to Find Us. Europe Head Office 4/6 Avenue Albert II, Monaco 98000 | Tel: +33 06 95 91 92 72 North America Office 1 Av Severn, Westmount QC, Canada H3Y 2C6 | Tel: +1 514-399-9888 Questions? Let's Connect. Enter your email here Submit Call Us

Grogenics helps safeguard Cuba’s southwestern biosphere reserve, protecting marine turtles, diverse wildlife, and fragile ecosystems. Project location Biosphere Reserve UNESCO, Cuba Project ID Pending Track Pending Contracted tons Pending The Guanahacabibes Peninsula Biosphere Reserve Located on the southwestern tip of Cuba’s peninsula, this biosphere reserve covers over 120,000 hectares, including a designated National Park. Its diverse ecosystems range from mangrove forests and coastal areas to pristine fields of silica sand and caves. Home to nearly 200 bird species and four of the seven global marine turtle species, the reserve is vital for wildlife conservation. Its uninhabited beaches provide crucial nesting sites for green and loggerhead turtles. As a protected area, the reserve plays an essential role in preserving biodiversity and the cultural heritage of local tribes. Our modular, adaptable technologies enable us to deliver impactful, specialized services in this remote location, supporting the protection of both ecosystems and traditional ways of life. Questions? Learn how to Buy and what Follows

Sargassum and green waste in landfills contribute to pollution, methane and CO₂ emissions, and environmental harm as they rot. Upcycling is the solution, and we do it by transforming waste into biochar, nutrient-rich compost, and electricity through sustainable processes. Our World Needs Sustainable Solutions Sargassum and green waste in landfills contribute to pollution, methane and CO₂ emissions, and environmental harm as they rot. Upcycling is the solution, and we do it by transforming waste into biochar , nutrient-rich compost , and electricity through sustainable processes. Carbon Removal Solution A: Biochar At our upcycling facility, we produce biochar, a carbon-rich material created through an eco-friendly pyrolysis process. This technology transforms difficult-to-process waste, such as palm fronds, storm debris, and invasive species, into a powerful soil enhancer. By adding biochar to the soil, we improve fertility, water retention, and reduce methane and nitrous oxide emissions. It also provides a habitat for microorganisms that consume these harmful gases, making it an effective solution to mitigate climate change. For companies aiming to meet net-zero targets, biochar is an excellent way to offset carbon emissions. Research shows that biochar carbon removal is one of the safest and most permanent methods available. By purchasing our biochar carbon credits, companies can directly support carbon sequestration and make measurable progress toward their sustainability goals. Our approach benefits small farmers, orchards, plantations, and rural communities by ensuring carbon stays in the soil, where it has the greatest impact. Additionally, our processes are third-party certified and audited by the Gold Standard, ensuring transparency, sustainability, and real environmental impact. Carbon Removal Solution B: Compost At our upcycling facility, we transform sargassum into nutrient-rich compost using advanced windrow techniques. By blending collected sargassum with shredded materials and aerating the mixture daily with turners, we accelerate decomposition. Throughout the process, we incorporate biochar and a proprietary microbial formula that neutralizes harmful heavy metals, including arsenic, ensuring a safe, high-quality end product suitable for both agriculture and livestock feed. With the sargassum crisis intensifying year after year, our solution has the potential to scale up to 1 million tons annually across the Caribbean and Latin America. This would sequester 1 million tons of CO2—comparable to removing the emissions from over 200,000 cars on the road for an entire year, helping to reduce methane emissions and make a substantial contribution to combating climate change. More on Composting Carbon Removal Solution C: Produce Renewable Energy At our upcycling facility, we utilize an environmentally-friendly system that transforms wood waste and biomass into clean, renewable energy. This cutting-edge technology generates electricity to power on-site charging stations, ensuring our battery-operated electric UTV and machinery stay fully charged and ready to operate. Equipped with advanced pollution control technology, our system not only reduces harmful greenhouse gas emissions but also helps lower operational costs. It efficiently processes a variety of materials- whole logs, root balls, pallets, and crates- without the need for grinding or hauling. Portable and self-contained, we can easily relocate it wherever needed, providing us with a flexible, sustainable energy solution that powers our operations and reduces our environmental footprint. This technology is especially valuable in remote islands and communities, where electricity can be costly and unreliable, offering a dependable, off-grid energy source for both our needs and the local area. Unmatched Solutions Affordable With production costs under $100/ton and minimal energy requirements, our solution is a cost-effective approach at a fraction of the cost to other large-scale CO2 removal methods. Continuous and Permanent Our carbon removal technology locks away CO₂ for over 1,000 years, delivering measurable, long-term climate benefits. With real-time quantification and year-round efficiency, we provide durable solutions that make an immediate and lasting impact. Highly Scalable We have the capacity to scale up and remove 500k of tons of carbon year-round, tackling climate change on a global scale. Green Every stage of our process, from waste collection to the final product, is environmentally friendly, reducing our carbon footprint and promoting sustainability . Immediately Deployable Utilizing shipping containers from the U.S. and Canada, we can quickly and efficiently deploy complete systems worldwide, making it easier and faster to set up operations in different regions, all while reducing transportation emissions and enhancing our global reach. See the Benefits for our Resort Partners

Grogenics’ upcoming Mexico project aims to optimize sargassum collection and upcycling for greener soils and smarter solutions. Project location El Dorado Seaside Palms Resort Quintana Roo, Mexico Project ID Pending Track Pending Contracted tons Pending El Dorado Seaside Palms Resort Situated on the Riviera Maya, this luxury resort has long been a leader in sustainability, as evidenced by its membership to the UN Global Compact. To combat the sargassum challenge impacting its beaches, ecosystems, and guest experience, our project partners with the resort to upcycle the biomass into biochar and compost. This process restores the coastline, reduces carbon emissions through landfill diversion, and supports regenerative farming at a local orchard, empowering 150 women and making a direct impact on both the environment and the community. Questions? Learn how to Buy and what Follows

Grogenics’ work in Sian Ka’an combines ecosystem preservation with sustainable initiatives to safeguard species and coastal habitats. Project location Biosphere Reserve UNESCO, Mexico Project ID Pending Track Pending Contracted tons Pending Sian Ka’an Biosphere Reserve Located along the stunning Mexican Caribbean, the Sian Ka’an Biosphere Reserve is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the largest protected area in the region. It encompasses diverse tropical ecosystems, including mangroves, wetlands, and the most extensive coastal lagoon system in southern Quintana Roo. The reserve also features a 40-kilometer stretch of the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef—the world’s second-largest coral reef —offering a rich underwater haven for marine life. Sian Ka’an is home to an extraordinary array of flora and fauna, including elusive jaguars, pumas, ocelots, tapirs, nesting turtles, and a wealth of marine species such as corals and crustaceans. With over 300 bird species, the reserve is also a paradise for birdwatchers and a vital sanctuary for avian biodiversity. Nestled within this reserve is the small village of Xcalak, located at the southern end of the Costa Maya. Our modular, adaptable technologies enable us to deliver impactful, specialized services in this remote location, supporting the preservation of its ecosystems while fostering sustainable benefits for Xcalak and other surrounding communities. Questions? Learn how to Buy and what Follows

We offer a complete range of services tailored to the unique needs of resorts. Whether you already have a sargassum collection system in place or need assistance managing pileups before they reach landfills, we seamlessly integrate our solutions to maximize efficiency and reduce costs. Complete Resort Services We offer a complete range of services tailored to the unique needs of resorts. Whether you already have a sargassum collection system in place or need assistance managing pileups before they reach landfills, we seamlessly integrate our solutions to maximize efficiency and reduce costs. 01 Marine Management Services By intercepting sargassum blooms in bays, with or without dams, our model provides versatile solutions tailored to each location. In partnership with our trusted collaborators, we’ve successfully supported renowned resorts across the Dominican Republic and Mexico, ensuring lasting environmental impact. Our Partner 02 Coastal Management Services We manage massive sargassum landings with an innovative, cost-effective system that is modular, scalable, and utilizes electric UTVs and carts to minimize beach erosion. Video 03 Landfill Management Services We completely eradicate sargassum and green waste landfill pileups, optimizing space, reducing foul odors, cutting transport costs, and delivering fast, clean transformation through our ecological upcycling process. More on Upcycling Unmatched Benefits for our Resort Partners. Discreet Operations Our team operates quietly and efficiently, using electric UTVs and carts to remove sargassum from the beaches, ensuring minimal disturbance to your guests compared to other methods. As a bonus, it is significantly more time-effective. Preserve Your Beach Sand Matrix We remove sargassum ecologically, preserving the natural sand structure, unlike traditional methods that can erode the beach. Save Money from Day One By streamlining collection, cutting transport costs, and eliminating landfill fees, you'll start saving money in the very first year. Quick Implementation 4-6 Months: Fully operational on your beach. 6-8 Months: Establishment of an upcycling center to transform biomass. 12 Months: A final, eco-friendly product ready for use in gardens and beyond.

Our team at Grogenics brings together experts in science, engineering, and sustainability. Together, we’re tackling environmental challenges with cutting-edge solutions to restore ecosystems and empower communities. MICHEL KAINE Founder & Chief Executive Officer I’m a Mechanical Engineer and innovator passionate about developing sustainable technologies that create real-world impact. Since earning my B.Sc. in Mechanical Engineering from Polytechnique Montréal, I’ve focused my work across Africa and the Caribbean, driving innovation in clean technology and community development. I’m proud to hold several patents, including a hand pump design for efficient water collection and a bioremediation solution that neutralizes heavy metals found in sargassum seaweed—an innovation that has the potential to transform the agriculture industry. As the Founder of Grogenics, my mission is to protect ocean and soil health through ecological, sustainable, and cost-effective solutions. Since 2018, our team has been tackling the sargassum landing crisis through a three-step process: Collecting, Upcycling, and Generating biochar and compost. Our work empowers local communities, from artisanal fishers and women-led farms to resorts and governments, promoting a true sea-to-soil-to-table approach. In addition, as CEO and owner of Award IPC since 1982, I’ve led the development and manufacturing of specialty rubber products for clients such as Hydro-Québec and Bell Mobility. Always eager to collaborate with others who share a passion for sustainability, technology, and innovation. JEAN-CHARLES TONELLI Co-Founder & Scientific Advisor Monaco Jean-Charles embodies a rich and harmonious life, seamlessly intertwining his career as a consultant and psycho-sociologist specializing in change management with an lifelong passion for agriculture. As an organic olive grower, his estate becomes a sanctuary for biodiversity, featuring over 200 heirloom tomato varieties, along with fig, citrus, and avocado trees. In cultivating a mini farm guided by permaculture and agroforestry principles, he extends his commitment to holistic land management, integrating pigs, cows, sheep, donkeys, and chickens. Through Grogenics, Jean-Charles applies his extensive experience to the development of composts, aiming not only to create effective organic fertilizers but also to empower farmers to nurture thriving plants. His ultimate aim is clear—to contribute to the collective effort of greening the planet, showing that individual and and collective change, rooted in sustainable agricultural practices, can be a powerful force for positive transformation on a global scale. DR. MOHAMED HIJRI Scientific Advisor Morocco Mohamed is a full professor of soil microbiology with a focus on mysorrhizal symbiosis research at the department of biological sciences at the University of Montreal, where he has established The Hijri Lab at the Plant Biology Research Institute. Mohamed initiated over $30 M in research grants, including a large-scale project funded by Genome Canada and Genome Quebec, and has published more than 60 peer-reviewed articles in high impacted journals. Mohamed obtained a BSc, MSc and PhD in Biochemistry, Cell Biology and Molecular Genetics from the University of Burgundy, Dijon France, and worked as a postdoctoral fellow in Molecular genetics and genomics with Dr. Ian R. Sanders at the University of Basel and the Sanders lab at the University of Lausanne. AIDAN PRICE-GALLAGHER Head of Strategic Development Aidan brings a dynamic mix of financial expertise and entrepreneurial insight to the Grogenics team. He’s passionate about climate tech, sustainable finance, and building early-stage ventures that drive meaningful impact. Before joining Grogenics, Aidan worked across startup accelerators and venture capital firms, supporting climate-focused founders and helping develop scalable, mission-driven business models. He recently graduated from Babson College’s School of Business in Boston, where he focused his studies on Finance and Entrepreneurship, areas that continue to guide his work today. At Grogenics, Aidan leads business development efforts, helping grow partnerships and accelerate the company’s scaling mission. CONNOR GREAUX-TAYLOR Project Director St. Kitts After having studied in G. 9 at Trinity College School in Port Hope Ontario, Connor returned to his home country of St.Kitts and Nevis to pursue his studies at SKI Academy until G. 11. He then started to work full-time as a Travel Director for Sunlinc, where he remained until the Covid Pandemic struck. Grogenics was the ideal stepping stone for him to follow his passion of working in nature and supporting its ecological growth and ecosystems, because he was raised in St. Kitts and cared about the environment. ANDREA REGINA GARCIA International Consultant As a seasoned Lead Director, Andrea has experience working in both museums and the art business. She graduated from Northeastern University with a Bachelor of Arts in International Relations and possesses strong leadership and teamwork skills. Over the past several years, she has served as the Co-Chair of the Young Global Leaders and the Director of Monaco Private Label Young Leaders Global. She speaks fluently in French, English and Spanish. Living in Boston, and having close ties in Monaco and Mexico, she is a fabulous addition to our team. JOSÉE DANCAUSE Co-Founder & Chief Marketing Officer With a background in economics, Josée embarked on a dynamic career journey. Initially, she served as the marketing director of a prominent downtown Montreal shopping complex. Following this, she engaged in a two-year contract as a representative for a foreign relations project, before her innate passion for creativity drew her back to the marketing domain. In her subsequent role in executive marketing, Josée's prowess became evident as she orchestrated comprehensive advertising campaigns across diverse sectors such as finance, medical, and manufacturing. Her talents extended to crafting websites, refining corporate images, conceiving logos, producing brochures, and curating copyrighted content for magazines. For the past 15 years, Josée has found gratification in contributing her expertise voluntarily to various committees at a private school in Montreal. Notably, she has lent her insights to committees focused on marketing, scholarships and bursaries, and has even served on the board of governors. DR. SOON-JAE LEE Scientific Advisor Switzerland Since 2019, Soon-Jae has worked as a First Assistant at the Ecology and Evolution Department at the Université of Lausanne, Switzerland. His expertise in the field of mycorrhizal symbiosis—the relationship between the soil microbiome and plants—and his publication history span more than ten years. In 2017 and 2019, he was awarded Best Research. Soon-Jae has two bachelor's degrees in science, one each in physics and life science and biotechnology, from Kyungpook National University in Korea. He also has a PhD and a master's degree in philosophy from Montreal, Canada. He is our microbiology expert at Grogenics and has shown us the way to manage the heavy metals in the Sargassum collection. DR. JEFF NORRIE International Agricultural Consultant With over 30 years of experience in strategic fundamental and applied R&D management, Jeff brings his expertise to our team as a scientific advisor. He currently serves as the CEO of Gro-Rite Enterprises, a consultancy specializing in leadership on various aspects of service and product application. Jeff's remarkable background includes proficiency in biostimulants, plant nutrition, stress physiology, controlled environment agriculture, and product advancement. Notably, he's been enlisted in the United Nations-Food and Agriculture Organization, Plant Production and Protection Division (NSP), 3-year roster for consultants in developing countries, contributing to the shift towards sustainable agricultural systems. KATRINA CÔTÉ-KING Field Operating Officer Caribbeans With a Master in Marine Management, Katrina is passionate about the conservation of marine ecosystems, supporting coastal communities and small-scale fisheries, and the implementation of interdisciplinary management approaches to improve the biodiversity and socio-economic sectors within the ocean environment. Through a fellowship with the Nippon Ocean Nexus Centre, she completed her master’s thesis on Indian Ocean tuna fisheries with a focus on the social, environmental, and economic sustainability of Maldives’ pole-and-line skipjack tuna fleets. Katrina holds a master’s in marine management from Dalhousie University and a Bachelor of Science, major in Biology, from the University of Prince Edward Island. She is very keen to further her expertise in management of ocean resources and aid under-represented coastal communities in achieving their needs for blue economic growth. PAOLA CANDELARIA Field Operator Dominican Republic Since 2018, Paola has worked at Fundación Tropicalia first as a project assistant, from where she collaborated in the activities of the different programs carried out by FT, then she became responsible for the Productivity area, where she is in charge of the execution and monitoring of the programs corresponding to this area. Paola is an Agricultural Engineer from the Higher Institute of Agriculture University (UISA), in Santiago, DR; has a diploma in Social Entrepreneurship, and certifications in Development Project Management, Inclusive Agri-Food Systems, Controlled Environment Production and Organic Production. She is originally from Miches and was a beneficiary of FT’s scholarship program. She is now officially part of Grogenis's team and will not only be with us, but will be participating in her own garden.

By investing in our project, you’re doing more than just offsetting carbon—you’re driving real, measurable change for communities, ecosystems, and the planet. Our carbon credits are crafted for stakeholders who prioritize transparency, sustainability, and meaningful environmental impact. Our carbon credits are crafted for stakeholders who prioritize transparency, sustainability, and meaningful environmental impact. Investment Methodology SARGASSUM | METHANE Registry GOLD STANDARD Credit Type REMOVAL | AVOIDANCE Investment Opportunities NAME PRODUCTION FACILITY COUNTRY ID NUMBER IN STOCK El Dorado Royale Resort Mexico GS 13082 VINTAGE 2025 : 9.342 tCO₂e VINTAGE 2026 : 9.597 tCO₂e El Dorado Maroma & Spa Resort Mexico - Pending El Dorado Seaside Palms Resort Mexico - Pending UNESCO Sian Ka'an biosphere reserve, Xcalak Reefs Mexico - Pending UNESCO biosphere reserve, Guanahacabibes Cuba - Pending Conaree Village, Basseterre St. Kitts - Pending Cabot Saint Lucia Private Members Community St. Lucia - Pending Purchase Prepurchases can be made directly with Grogenics or through our trusted partners, Carbonplace and Cloverly. Agreements come with preferred pricing, bonus rates for larger volumes, and tailored reporting. By committing early, buyers help unlock innovation and send a powerful market signal for scalable, nature-based solutions. Description of the Project. El Dorado Royale Resort is the first in a series of groundbreaking projects in Mexico designed to combat two urgent environmental challenges: the spread of sargassum along coastal regions and the global surge in unmanaged green waste. This project sets the foundation for innovative waste management that delivers measurable benefits for the planet and its communities. Sargassum blooms—now pervasive across the Caribbean, Gulf of Mexico, West Africa, and Florida—represent an escalating ecological and economic crisis. As they decay, these invasive blooms emit hydrogen sulfide, polluting air and water, harming coastal ecosystems, and contaminating soil with heavy metals. Simultaneously, green waste from resort landscaping—such as palm fronds, grass clippings, and other vegetation—contributes to the global waste crisis, releasing potent greenhouse gases like methane when improperly managed. Together, these challenges degrade ecosystems, threaten public health, and jeopardize tourism-dependent economies. Grogenics employs advanced pyrolysis technology and sustainable composting methods to address these challenges head-on. Each facility processes over 20,000 metric tons of biomass annually, converting sargassum and green waste into biochar, nutrient-rich compost, and renewable energy. Our approach neutralizes harmful heavy metals through advanced bioremediation, ensuring that our products are safe for use. By preventing methane emissions and locking carbon in stable forms for centuries, we deliver sustainable solutions while maintaining the highest standards of safety and transparency. The biochar we produce enriches soil health, boosts water and nutrient retention, and supports regenerative agriculture, making land more productive and resilient. Our compost drives sustainable farming practices, benefiting nearby plantations, small-scale farmers, orchards, and more. Meanwhile, the renewable energy generated powers local communities—providing a crucial lifeline in regions often left vulnerable after hurricanes and natural disasters. At full scale, this model has the potential to process 1 million tons of biomass annually, sequester 1 million tons of carbon dioxide equivalent, and dramatically reduce methane emissions. These efforts not only combat climate change but also enhance food security and strengthen resilience in areas hardest hit by sargassum. Through cutting-edge innovation, scalable solutions, and collaborative action, Grogenics transforms environmental challenges into opportunities, setting a bold new benchmark for sustainable coastal management. SDGs Advancing the UN SDGs Gold Standard for the Global Goals Gold Standard for the Global Goals is an innovative impact standard bringing high-level integrity and credibility to the most important global goal of our time: climate security and sustainable development. Climate Action Sargassum blooms have surged over 600% in the past decade, with 38 million tons projected in 2025 alone. When left to decompose, this biomass releases massive amounts of methane, a climate super-pollutant more than 80 times stronger than CO₂. Grogenics stops that pollution at the source. Through ecological collection and upcycling, we prevent methane emissions, protect marine ecosystems, and with our blended compost and biochar applied on local farms, we further cut emissions while restoring soils. This isn’t just damage control, it’s the fastest, most scalable way to slash emissions and deliver measurable impact for the planet now. Life Below Water Committed to preserving the planet's largest ecosystem, we actively contribute to ocean protection, marine biodiversity conservation, and the support of fisheries. Our proactive and ecological collection of sargassum at sea and in bays safeguards seagrass beds, mangroves, and coral reefs from rapid degradation due to insufficient sunlight penetration, and prevents fish and invertebrate mortalities. Simultaneously, we ensure fishermen have access to clean waters, sustaining both the environment and their livelihoods. Life On Land Our strength lies in protecting, restoring, and promoting the sustainable use of terrestrial ecosystems. We specialize in the sustainable management of soils, combatting desertification, and actively working to halt and reverse land degradation, all while prioritizing efforts to stop biodiversity loss. The biochar produced on-site will primarily be used as an additive to our compost, as well as a soil enhancer that promotes regenerative agriculture, leading to improved crop yields. Decent Work and Economic Growth We are dedicated to promoting inclusive and sustainable economic growth, fostering full and productive employment that guarantees decent work for all. Our approach involves empowering local individuals, providing them opportunities not only in the sargassum harvest but also in the transformative processes of the final products. To address the seasonal nature of sargassum, we offer full-time positions within our organization, ensuring ongoing employment for the local community. Achieve Food Security and Improved Nutrition and Promote Sustainable Agriculture We deliver nutrient-rich compost to over 150 local, women-led farms in hurricane-prone regions, helping small-scale producers ditch chemicals, boost yields, and grow more with less water. Our approach builds resilience to extreme weather and equips farmers with the knowledge and tools to farm sustainably. By turning organic waste into abundant harvests, we create a cycle of productivity, climate adaptation, and lasting food security that directly benefits these coastal communities. Quality Education We aim to ensure equitable quality education, fostering lifelong learning opportunities for all. For instance, in Miches, Dominican Republic, we collaborated with Fundación Tropicalia, a non-profit organization implementing high-impact projects in agriculture, gender equality, education, environment, entrepreneurship, and microfinance. This partnership, which brings together more than 15 educational centers, along with our past teacher training program, has positively impacted the lives of thousands of students and hundreds of teachers. Our plan is to replicate this model by collaborating with local NGOs in every new project we launch. Ensure Availability and Sustainable Management of Water We intercept sargassum before it reaches bays and shores, stopping it from clogging water intake pipes for critical infrastructure, including desalination plants that produce drinking water. Upcycling the seaweed immediately prevents toxic contaminants, including arsenic and other heavy metals that naturally accumulate in sargassum, from leaching into groundwater and contaminating drinking water sources. This isn’t just cleanup, it’s turning a looming environmental hazard into a bold, proactive solution for safe, reliable water.

Explore the Inter-American Development Bank report featuring Grogenics on Page 46: “Sargassum Management for Agriculture and Circular Blue Economy.” Inter-American Development Bank Guide To dive deeper, click on the image below to view the report, then turn to Page 46 for the section titled: “Grogenics: Sargassum Management for Agriculture and Circular Blue Economy.”

Grogenics’ Mexico initiative will optimize sargassum management, creating eco-friendly compost and potential cost benefits. Project location El Dorado Maroma Resort Quintana Roo, Mexico Project ID Pending Track Pending Contracted tons Pending El Dorado Maroma & Spa Resort Situated on the Riviera Maya, this luxury resort has long been a leader in sustainability, as evidenced by its membership to the UN Global Compact. To combat the sargassum challenge impacting its beaches, ecosystems, and guest experience, our project partners with the resort to upcycle the biomass into biochar and compost. This process restores the coastline, reduces carbon emissions through landfill diversion, and supports regenerative farming at a local orchard, empowering 150 women and making a direct impact on both the environment and the community. Questions? Learn how to Buy and what Follows

Grogenics operates where sargassum hits hardest, rapidly scaling solutions to transform organic waste into environmental and community benefits. Our Target for 2030 500K tonnes of CO2 removed by 2030 The world is facing an escalating sargassum crisis—quantities have surged by 600% over the past decade, with no signs of slowing down. At Grogenics, we don’t see this as a problem, we see it as an opportunity. Our goal to remove 500,000 tonnes of CO₂ by 2030 is just the beginning, a conservative step toward the impact we know is possible . Given the chance, we can go far beyond this target, turning a growing environmental threat into a powerful climate solution. The potential is massive , and we’re ready to act. Geographic Strategy Grogenics operates where the crisis hits hardest- Mexico and the Caribbean . These regions are inundated with sargassum and battered by hurricanes, leaving behind vast amounts of organic waste. Positioned on the front lines, we have a unique opportunity to take action at the source, scale rapidly, and drive meaningful impact where it’s needed most. Technology Strategy At Grogenics, we’re not just leveraging well-known technologies—we’re integrating them into a fully optimized, full-service solution. While others rely on pyrolysis , windrow composting, and shredding, we’re the only ones combining these technologies, with the added capability to neutralize heavy metals . Our scientists have developed a groundbreaking bioremediation formula in our labs, and are now making exciting discoveries in tackling not only heavy metals, but also microplastics . We’re transforming waste management into a powerful, sustainable solution that others simply haven’t been able to match. Partnership Strategy At Grogenics, we’re committed to building strong, lasting partnerships with resorts that share our dedication to sustainability. By joining forces, we’ll maximize the impact of our innovative model on climate, the environment, and local communities, all while expanding our reach to make a global difference.