Digital Utilities Ventures, Inc., now doing business as Easy Environmental Solutions Inc., has announced a recently held high-level meeting with leaders of The TAQAT Initiative to explore investment into the deployment of EASYFEN™ fertilizer production units across multiple African nations.
The TAQUAT Initiative, with operations in over 25 countries, marks a meaningful step toward creating scalable, sustainable solutions for food security and climate resilience in some of the continent’s most drought-affected countries. Regions otherwise facing mass starvation.
The TAQUAT Initiative, a programme under the Qatar Charity requested to meet in person with Easy Environmental Solutions, Inc. after reading the company’s detailed 120-page plan for eliminating starvation forever on the continent of Africa.
“We are honoured to have engaged in such a productive conversation with our partners in Qatar,” said Mark Gaalswyk, CEO and Chairman of Easy Environmental Solutions. “This is a chance to align with a very well-regarded investment organisation that shares our belief in practical, profitable, scalable, and lasting change for farmers across Africa.”
At $1 250 000 each, the shipping container-sized, fully automatic modular EASYFEN™ System (patents pending) can be quickly deployed into remote African villages. Utilising only 2 tph of locally sourced green biomass, sufficient quantities of the company’s proprietary liquid microbial Terreplenish fertilizer can be produced locally for more than 1 million acres (400 000 hectares) of farmland. This represents up to $69 million dollars of locally produced organic fertilizer per unit. It will do so while projected to provide tens of millions of dollars per year in additional profits to be shared by both the regional farmer cooperatives themselves and the investment groups that facilitate their efforts by funding the purchase of the modular EASYFEN™ systems from Easy Environmental Solutions, Inc.™.
With worsening drought conditions, high transportation costs, elevated retail fertilizer prices, and price volatility all threatening crop yields across many African regions, Terreplenish® reduces the need for rainfall or irrigation by up to 20%, by improving soil moisture retention and biological activity, while also providing a steady, reliable stream of low-cost, high-nutrient fertilizer. Instead of importing and transporting expensive fertilizers from distant countries, it will pull much-needed fertilizer and moisture directly from the surrounding air itself.
Easy Environmental Solutions is now actively working with seven international representatives across Africa to advocate for localised fertilizer production, accelerate regulatory approvals, and partner with ministries of agriculture. With over 100 independent trials already conducted in the USA, the expectation is that once local results continue to confirm the performance of Terreplenish, national programmes and Middle East Investment groups will move forward with procurement of multiple EASYFEN™ units per each African country. There are 1 173 000 000 hectares of agricultural farmland on the African continent.
“Our meeting in Qatar reflects a growing interest from philanthropic, investment and government actors in long-term solutions to food insecurity,” added Mark Gaalswyk. “We see a wave of new opportunities emerging from organisations that want real impact—not just short-term aid, but sustainable transformation.”
As the company continues to grow its global network of partners and backers, it remains focused on scaling a model that is both economically viable, environmentally essential and profitable for its own shareholders and stakeholders.