What the technology does
Wood goes in. Three things come out.
Electricity
Up to 24 kWh a day: enough to carry an off-grid home or take real load off a community building's diesel.
Hot water and heat
Cogeneration captures the heat instead of wasting it, so the same wood that makes power also warms the building.
Biochar
The carbon leaves as biochar, a stable soil amendment. That is what makes the machine carbon-negative rather than just clean.
Why it matters here
The fuel is already on the land. Diesel is not.
For off-grid homes and community buildings with long heating seasons, wood is local and diesel is flown or trucked in. BioGS-1.0 turns that local wood into baseload heat and power for the darkest months, when solar is at its weakest.
It pairs naturally with the solar and battery systems IES already installs: solar carries the bright half of the year, KiRa carries the dark half.
Have wood? Let's talk.
Tell us about the building and the wood you have around, and we will explore whether a KiRa pilot fits your community.