Greenjoules has raised $6.5M in a Series B round backed by Amazon and Singularity, a bet on turning agricultural waste into a fuel that’s chemically identical to fossil diesel but with a fraction of the carbon footprint.
The Pune-based deep-tech biorefinery takes agri-waste and agro-industrial residues-material that would otherwise be burned in open fields-and runs it through a proprietary thermochemical process to produce second-generation biofuels. Unlike first-generation alternatives, no food crops are diverted, and the company says its fuels carry among the lowest lifecycle carbon footprints of any available today. The new capital arrives as industrial buyers face mounting pressure to decarbonize without overhauling their existing engines or supply chains.





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