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AfriCan Bioenergy Corporation

Pioneering Africa’s First Scalable Carbon-Negative Bioenergy Platform

A-CBC transforms Africa’s drylands into high-value clean-energy assets using nopal, HTL, and AI-driven agriculture, delivering carbon-negative fuels and reliable power to close Africa’s electricity deficit.

Model

From cactus cultivation to advanced fuels and certified carbon credits.

Projects

Nigeria, Mozambique, Namibia, Zimbabwe, South Africa, Kenya, Ghana, and others.

Vision

Africa as a global leader in circular, clean energy.

Partners

Triton Hydrogen, AWS, Caterpillar, African governments.

Our Vision

To transform Africa into a global leader in clean, circular bioenergy, where innovation, environmental resilience, and economic opportunity thrive together.

Projects

Impact-Driven Bioenergy Projects Transforming Africa’s Landscapes into Clean Energy Hubs.

Zimbabwe FOAK (Flagship Preparations)

  •  10,000ha Nopal plantations in Midlands & Mashonaland East.
  • Triton Hydrogen HTL biofuel system.
  • Central biodiesel refinery + hybrid 37MW microgrid (solar, wind, B20 gensets, battery).
  • AWS DECM AI‑optimized dispatch + carbon MRV.
  • Generates 125,000t CO₂e reductions/year + certified carbon credits (VCS, Gold Standard).
  • Electrifies 5,000 homes & 80 industries, creates 1,800+ jobs.
  • Saves $7–9M annually on diesel imports.

Additional Future Pipelines

Future Projects

Mozambique FOAK (Flagship Preparations)

  • 2,000ha Nopal plantation in Gaza.

  • Modular HTL reactor.

  • Refining hub in Maputo (B20, B100, SAF, etc.).

  • Generates 50M litres/year + certified carbon credits.

  • Strong EBITDA forecast.

Namibia Electrification

  • Nopal biodiesel powering off-grid microgrids.

  • 5x 5MW Caterpillar generators.

  • 5,000ha cultivation.

  • 500+ jobs, 50,000+ lives powered.

Ghana: Coastal Bioenergy Corridor

Pan-African Bioenergy Clusters

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