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“There are not truly sustainable industries without sustainable feedstocks and sustainable supply chains. Nature is the beginning and the end of everything” Francisco Blanco

OUR NATURE-BASED PRODUCTION MODEL
S.Oleum has developed a large-scale and low-carbon regenerative agricultural model that combines reforestation (only native trees) with agricultural crops and livestock resulting in Agroforestry Systems. Our business model will be primarily implemented in degraded and low-productivity areas, promoting a significant carbon accumulation in the soil and a positive impact on land use. Integrated to bio-industrial clusters with high circularity (Zero Waste), we will produce Sustainable Feedstocks at a large scale to contribute to the global transition to a low-carbon economy.
sistemas agroflorestais

1) Agroforestry
Systems

Agroforestry is a land-use management system that merges trees and agriculture (crops and/or animals). It is a sustainable and regenerative form of agriculture that mimics nature, creating diversified, efficient, and climate-friendly systems. It helps the restoration of fauna and flora, transforming areas into environments similar to natural ecosystems.

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2) Bio-Industrial
Clusters

S.Oleum bio-industrial clusters are integrated with agroforestry systems to maximize circularity, the use of natural resources, and the use of production inputs of both systems, obtaining the maximum productive efficiency with the minimum environmental impact.

S.Oleum's system has its main pillar the "Zero Waste Concept", where nothing is wasted. Biomass from agroforestry and residues from bioindustries are converted into biofertilizers, biochar, bio-oils, and bio-gas, among others, and are reused by the production process in the form of nutrients, soil improvers, energy and carbon to be sequestered. This kind of arrangement is only possible with effective management and the application of cutting-edge technologies.

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Sustainable
Feedstocks

Sustainable Feedstocks are produced according to the following characteristics

• They are mainly produced in degraded or low productivity areas.
• Are produced in regenerative agroforestry systems and with a positive impact on nature.
• Will not be produced in areas that were deforested after 2008.
• Not produced in tropical forest areas.
• They do not require public subsidies for the economic viability of the culture.
• Have ultra-low or negative carbon intensity.
• Promote and increase food production through agroforestry systems.
• Generate positive social effects in the producing regions.
• Are scalable.

S.Oleum is a Brazilian company dedicated to the production of sustainable feedstocks with negative carbon intensity at a large scale to transform the energy, chemistry, and food industries through forest restoration.

Brazilian Oil Trees

Brazil is the most biologically diverse country in the world and is home to more than 200 species of Native Oil Trees.

We started our Research & Development (R&D) work on Brazilian Oil Trees with the Macaúba, due to its unparalleled characteristics of sustainability, productivity, scalability, rusticity, adaptability, versatility, and capabilities to recover degraded areas. S.Oleum system will apply the same research, development, and domestication process with other native species.

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Unlocking the Full
Potential of MACAÚBA

What is Macaúba?

Macaúba (Acrocomia aculeata) is an oil tree native to Brazil’s biodiversity. From its fruit, all can be used. From its fruit, it is possible to extract vegetable oils, highly nutritive proteins & fibers, biomass with high energy intensity, and fatty acids that can be applied by several industries.

Macaúba is highly productive and resilient to water shortages and wildfires, making it an excellent option for reforestation of degraded areas. Furthermore, it can adapt to regenerative forms of agriculture such as agroforestry systems with ultra-low carbon emissions, standing out as a very sustainable alternative.

Macaúba naturally flourishes especially in tropical savanna-like biomes, such as the Brazilian Cerrado. In Latin America, Macaúba is widely distributed in the tropics and subtropics from México to southern Brazil, Argentina, and Paraguay.

In Brazil, Macaúba can be naturally found across the tropical savanna region known as the Brazilian Cerrado, from the São Paulo state in the South to the Maranhão state in the North.

Why Macaúba?
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Reforestation and Restoration of Degraded Lands
Macaúba’s capacity to adapt to the most adverse climate conditions with poor, dry, and rocky soils is impressive, enabling multiple possibilities to use it to regenerate degraded lands, recover the soil and bring fauna and flora back to life.
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Carbon Sequestration & Agroforestry Systems
The planting of Macaúba Trees results in high levels of CO2 sequestration, creating natural carbon sinks. Moreover, when combined with other crops and/or livestock, it generates more food, biomass, and sustainable feedstocks without requiring the conversion of forests into agricultural lands.
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Zero Waste Concept
Macaúba can supply a wide array of industrial clusters with sustainable feedstocks and biomass produced based on the circular economy concept where wastes and residues are converted into more efficient materials, such as biofertilizers and bio-carbon that can be reused for tree planting and, therefore, closing the full circle.
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Advanced Vegetable Oils (AVOs)
Macaúba trees, even at their very initial genetic development stage, can yield up to 9 MT/ha of vegetable oils, using only 40% of the agroforestry area. In addition, due to their high CO2 sequestration capacity, Macaúba trees can produce Advanced Vegetable Oils (AVOs) with negative carbon intensity.

OUR NATURE-BASED PRODUCTS TO MULTIPLE MARKETS AND CLIENTS

Macaúba-based products provide multiple nature-based solutions to help several industries boost their transition from a fossil-based economy to a sustainable and carbon-negative economy.

óleos vegetais avançados (avos)

Advanced Vegetable Oils (AVOs)

Our Advanced Vegetable Oils (AVOs) are produced from the reforestation and restoration of degraded and infertile areas and have negative carbon intensity, as well as several other positive economic, social, and environmental impacts.
Our Advanced Vegetable Oils (AVOs)

Macaúba Pulp Oil

Potential Applications

Advanced Biofuels (HVO & SAF).
Energy.
Low Sat Fats & Oils.
Low Trans Fats & Oils.
Cosmetics.
Bio-Lubricants.
Natural Solvents & Surfactants.
Foods.
Mining.

Macaúba Kernel (Almond) Oil

Potential Applications

Foods.
Specialty Fats & Oils.
Cosmetics.
Natural Solvents & Surfactants.

bioproteínas

Our Proteins & Carbohydrates

Our Proteins & Carbohydrates are natural, healthy, non-GMO, and nutritive for both animal and human consumption.
S.Oleum's Origin of Proteins and Carbohydrates

Macaúba Pulp Meal

Potential Applications

Functional Foods.
Animal Feed.
Ingredients for Plant Based-Foods.

Macaúba Kernel (Almond) Meal

Potential Applications

Functional Foods.
Ingredients for Plant Based-Foods .(especially substitutes for milk and dairy .products).

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Carbon Credits

We will generate high levels of carbon credits from reforestation activities that will be certified by third parties following international standards to be traded via global voluntary carbon markets.
All S.Oleum's products will be certified demonstrating that they meet the most rigorous environmental, social, and governance (ESG) standards in the world.
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S.Oleum is a Brazilian company dedicated to the production of sustainable feedstocks with negative carbon intensity at a large scale to transform the energy, chemistry, and food industries through forest restoration.
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