A Brief History:

The originator and “driver” of the project, Michał Wyczałek-Jagiełło, has been working professionally in the photogrammetry industry since 2005. Also with satellite and aerial data. Years of experience have led him to cooperation with the European Space Agency (ESA). In 2015, he developed algorithms for the agency that use satellite data to analyze agricultural crops. During this project, he established cooperation with large agricultural companies, where he identified unused crop residues in the economy or agriculture – corn cob cores.

After a thorough analysis of their physicochemical parameters, it turns out that this is wasted energy potential. In 2018, as part of the implementation of a project co-financed by NCBiR (no. POIR.04.01.04-00-0018/18), our partner company POWER MAIZE is developing an agricultural machine that is an attachment to the harvesting unit. The beneficiary of the program was a consortium of the University of Life Sciences in Poznań and Power Maize Sp. z o. o. The machine collects corn cob cores from the field without the need for additional expenditure. In 2020, the device has already been built and tested, and in the 2021 season it will be introduced to the market. Easy acquisition of valuable biomass material - corn cob cores - is now possible.

 

Where are we today?

We are currently a leading company offering cooperation in corn cob cores. We sell the obtained material to professional energy and use it as fuel for our dedicated cogeneration energy production line.

We provide the entire supply chain for our customers so that they can benefit from green, cheap energy.