Invest in the first "made-in-the-Netherlands" negative-emissions energy platform
Jalo is raising €20 million of equity to finance its first large-scale BECCS-enabled energy plant in Almelo, combining sustainable biomass conversion, long-term industrial offtake and permanent biogenic CO₂ storage.
€20m
Equity raise now open
€52.5m
Approx. total project capital requirement
125.000 t/yr
Sustainable pellet production
56,000 t/yr
Expected annual biogenic CO₂ capture
12–15 yrs
Expected SDE++ support
15 yrs
Sustainable biomass supply agreement
INVESTMENT SNAPSHOT
A contracted Dutch energy asset with carbon-removal upside
Almelo is designed as Jalo’s first commercial-scale negative-emissions energy plant and the template for a wider European platform. The project brings together proven biomass conversion and CO₂-capture technology, long-term feedstock and offtake arrangements, and Dutch policy support for low-carbon energy.
Flagship first asset in Almelo, Overijssel
Designed for replication across the Netherlands and selected EU regions.
Long-term pellet offtake and biomass supply arrangements
Intended to support revenue visibility and operating resilience.
BECCS-enabled model
Designed to produce useful low-carbon energy while capturing biogenic CO₂ for use or permanent storage.
Transaction structure and diligence materials
Available to qualified investors on request.
Built for Europe's energy and carbon transition
€20 million equity round
Jalo is seeking €20 million of equity to complete the Almelo project capital structure and support construction, commissioning and commercial scale-up. The broader project funding plan includes vendor financing, senior debt and public-sector support, with detailed terms shared through a controlled investor process
