Turning waste into resources for a sustainable future.

Socio-Environmental Impact

At InPyro, we believe that innovation only makes sense when it generates value for people and the planet. Therefore, our solutions are developed with a focus on measurable socio-environmental impact, especially within the context of regenerative agribusiness and the Northeast's bioeconomy.

InPyro operates with clean technologies and green processes to mitigate the negative impacts of improper waste generation and disposal. Our commitment is to transform environmental liabilities into regenerative and sustainable solutions for agribusiness.

• Waste Reduction: We divert organic waste from landfills, transforming it into biochar—a high-value-added input for the soil. Paraíba thus becomes a pioneer in not landfilling valuable raw materials, instead promoting their conversion into bio-inputs rich in customized macro and micronutrients for agricultural cultivation.
• Biochar Application to Soil: We promote agricultural regeneration with efficient doses per hectare, adapted to different crops and biomes.
• Soil Fertility Improvement: Because our biochar promotes improvements in parameters such as pH, CEC, organic matter, and available phosphorus, enabling more vibrant and productive soils.
• Plant Health: Based on compelling evidence in plant rooting and growth, vigor and productivity are direct reflections of soil quality combined with the efficiency of our biochar.
• Reduced Chemical Fertilizer Use: Our solutions enable less conventional input-dependent agriculture, resulting in cost savings and lower environmental impact.
• Carbon Sequestration and Fixation in Soil: We increase the CO₂ equivalent capture potential with the continuous use of biochar, contributing to climate change mitigation.
• Rural Strengthening: It generates green jobs and local opportunities.

Caatinga Biome Preservation and Regeneration

InPyro promotes sustainable solutions aimed at the preservation and regeneration of the Caatinga Biome, contributing to the maintenance of its biodiversity and the natural resources of the Northeast semi-arid region.

Our technologies assist in the recovery of degraded areas through the production and use of biochar, which improves the soil and stimulates the development of native seedlings for reforestation and drought-adapted crops, strengthening more resilient agricultural systems.

Through the valorization of waste and the rational use of regional biomass, we promote a regenerative agriculture model that protects the soil, retains moisture, reduces erosion, and supports the sustainability of the Caatinga — the only exclusively Brazilian biome.