BioJejak
BioJejak is a marketplace and traceability platform for biomass. Biogas plants source manure, crop residues, and food and agro-industrial waste, and farmers and waste operators list what they have to sell. Every load is tracked from field to digester, so you know what left, what arrived, and that nothing went missing.
Plants can apply the same tracking to their own contracted and on-farm feedstock, so deliveries arrive where they should. The chain continues past the digester. Digestate moves on to the farms that spread it as biofertiliser, carrying the custody record that organic certification relies on, and the methane avoided and the carbon saved stay on the record. In Southeast Asia, the same chain runs from estate to palm oil mill and on to biogas, compost, and biochar.
The field app records the load where it stands: a QR scan, a photo, a GPS point, and a weight. It keeps working with no signal, and the evidence waits until the phone can reach the server. The web app is what the office reads. A hardened Unix server, offline from the public internet, holds the one custody record both of them use.
Trust infrastructure for the biomass economy is the longer account: the gaps, the custody steps, who it is for, and why the record matters now.
Audit and certification is how that record sits under MSPO, ISPO, RSPO, ISCC and Verra. Auditors check the evidence, and the same batch is not claimed twice.
EU Deforestation Regulation
EUDR and deforestation-free trade is which palm, wood and biofuel products the regulation catches, and how the block-level record carries the due diligence to the border.
Organic traceability
Organic certification is the custody record a certifier reads, from mill residue to the batch of compost or biofertiliser, and on to the food crop it is spread on.
EUDR, ILUC and CORSIA assessments
EUDR, ILUC and CORSIA assessments is the work of preparing those positions for a project: due diligence, land-use change, and the aviation-fuel lifecycle.
Web and data security
Web and data security is how the platform carries those records: encrypted in transit, hosted in the European Union, and open only to the account that is supposed to see them.
Biomass traceability through the supply chain
A load is followed from the place it was listed, through pickup, transit, and delivery, to intake at the mill or the plant. The estate and the facility hold the same figures. Oil palm, from block to mill.
Automated plant data capture
A biogas or biofuel plant already measures the figures a carbon credit, an I-REC, or a renewable-gas certificate is built from: feed rate, gas flow, methane content, flare temperature, and export power. BioJejak reads those tags from the plant controller on a fixed interval and timestamps them at source. Automated plant data capture.
Biomass and FFB theft, diversion, and misappropriation
Fruit cut on an estate can leave in a truck and arrive short, or not arrive at all. A harvest with no listed source, no pickup scan, and no GPS at a known collection point has no chain. BioJejak compares what was harvested, what was dispatched, and what the mill received, and shows a short load or a truck that left the route. Theft, diversion, and short loads.
An online marketplace for buyers and sellers of biomass
Facilities post what they need. Smallholders, farms, and factories list what they have: fresh produce, husks and shells, empty fruit bunches, and food-factory residues. A listing carries its weight, location, and condition before a truck moves. Biomass feedstock marketplace.
An online marketplace for biofuel end products
The products at the end of the chain are listed the same way: compost, biomethane, bio-CNG, bio-LNG, green methanol, sustainable aviation fuel, and renewable diesel. A buyer sees the product, the custody record behind it, and the carbon intensity. Biofuel products marketplace.
An online catalyst for green projects
A biogas plant, a biomethane upgrader, a methanol or aviation-fuel biorefinery, or a digestate return to the field only works if the feedstock, the plant, and the offtake are on one record. BioJejak is where those parties list, match, and keep the chain. The pathways:
- Biomethane, from field to grid
- Bio-CNG, from field to tanker
- Bio-LNG, from field to tanker
- Digestate, from plant to field
- Biofertiliser, from digestate and sludge
- Compost, from empty fruit bunches
- Biochar, from empty fruit bunches, shells, and fibre
- Gate fees, the avoided cost of disposal
- Green methanol, from field to port
- Sustainable aviation fuel, from field to flight