The use of local and regional miscanthus improves our energy supply and reduces emissions.

This renewable raw material has positive ecological and economic effects. Miscanthus is especially important because it can be grown with minimal inputs. Thus, it is a perennial crop offering many benefits. Its root system stabilizes the soil and protects the surface against erosion.

Among other things, due to its presence throughout the year, miscanthus provides numerous shelters where wildlife can overwinter. Furthermore, miscanthus can contribute to the biological rehabilitation of inactive or contaminated soils. Its cultivation allows for the biological revitalization of the land.

The decomposition of its foliage promotes the formation of humus. Miscanthus cultivation encourages biodiversity and enriches natural habitats and species diversity. In landscapes poor in structures, miscanthus adds real value to wildlife and plant life.