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The core initiative of Ramilo Renewables is Greenewables, which utilizes advanced biomass conversion facilities to transform agricultural waste into reliable baseload renewable electricity and industrial heat. By processing feedstock collected through the AgroGrid network, these facilities provide a sustainable energy alternative while supporting a circular economy for farming communities.
Manila, Luzon, Philippines

Ramilo Renewables converts agricultural waste biomass into eco-friendly bio-briquettes for a high-efficiency, clean-burning fuel alternative through its flagship product, Greenewables.
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