Miscanthus giganteus - is a species of perennial grass that is actively used around the world to grow biomass with a high cellulose content, which is an alternative to deforestation. The plant's ability to absorb carbon makes the processing or burning of miscanthus CO2-neutral, which is important in the face of climate change and compliance with environmental standards. This plant is undemanding to the quality of the soil, it grows perfectly on degraded, unproductive lands and restores their fertility in the process of growth and accumulation of biomass.

The possibilities of processing miscanthus biomass allow to create a number of products with added value, for example: paper; fuel pellets, briquettes, wood chips; building materials; soundproof plates; furniture products; bioethanol; hygienic filler for pets and bedding for domestic animals; disposable dishes and packaging; in the future, the sale of carbon credits/certificates will be opened for owners of miscanthus plantations.