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“The most reliable way for any airline to secure sufficient alternative feedstock and long-term supply is to grow your own fuel and invest into jatropha plantations – today.”

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While demand for CJO is increasing every day, the biggest challenge lies in scaling up economically viable feedstock production to meet the demand.

Scaling up production of aviation biofuels to the point of achieving a “clean energy win” – informally recognized to be roughly 20 percent of the fuel volume consumed by the industry – offers a near-term breakout opportunity for the broader biofuels industry if it succeeds. That would equal roughly 22 billion gallons (or 71 million metric tons) per year of aviation biofuels produced worldwide by 2020. Because demand centers around the largest international airports, the aviation biofuels pathway is smoother than other forms of transportation, where demand is fragmented across different fuel specs and distributed infrastructure.

JATRO has secured multiple call options which grant the Company access to suitable land banks of several hundred thousand hectares. The majority of these land banks are available for immediate cultivation and reforestation.

The right feedstock, access to qualified and abundant labour, advanced conversion technologies and a unique plantation methodology enable the Company to significantly expand its plantation base and increase the production of CJO over the next several years.
JATRO’s core plantation land banks are strategically located in areas where Management believes the climate and soil conditions are optimal for large scale jatropha cultivation.