Izoling – Combating Desertification

Combatting desertification and greening spaces with patented technology and waste recycling to hygroscopic soil solutions.

Izoling, a licensed product of FSSGreen, is a modern, ecological biomass produced from recycled fibrous waste materials and used as a water-saving soil substrate.

Our patented and awarded solutions combat desertification, regenerate degraded or infertile soil, reduce landfills by up to 30%, and green arid spaces.

IZOLING, a modern and eco-friendly soil amendment, is obtained from recycling and serves as a water-saving soil substrate, contributing to a greener future. Izoling is produced from waste that is not used in the usual recycling process, such as all fibrous materials. Our machinery and technology compost and process this waste into a sterile biomass. The product is a testament to our commitment to sustainable solutions.

Benefits

Eco-Friendly

Produced from fibrous waste (organic and inorganic) that is often overlooked in traditional recycling processes.(representing 30-50% of all waste in landfills):

Cost-Effective and Easy to Produce

Our technology offers an innovative and eco-friendly solution for municipal waste management. It seamlessly integrates into existing systems to enhance efficiency and promote sustainability with minimal investment.

Water-Saving and Self-Moisturising

The technology ensures efficient water use and self-moisturisation, providing an ideal environment for plant growth even under challenging conditions.

Ideal Land Reclamation Solution

IZOLING is the only proven soil made from waste in which plants can take root and start growing even in areas with extreme conditions, such as deserts or areas heavily degraded by human activity.

Perfect For Greening Unfertile Areas

Our IZOLING Biomass Technology is perfect for greening degraded and unfertile areas, offering a high-quality, cost-effective solution for land reclamation.

Highly Hygroscopic

The use of ZOLING Biomass reduces water usage and ensures long-term plant hydration, leading to more sustainable and efficient agricultural practices.

Advantages of IZOLING Biomass

Diverse Material Source

Derived from both organic and inorganic fibrous materials, IZOLING utilizes waste that is typically non-recyclable.

Enhanced with Biology

Enriched with biological material through patented methods, IZOLING becomes a universal reclamation material.

High-Quality Output

The resulting biomass rivals the quality of the highest-class natural soil, ensuring excellent growth conditions.

Combat Desertification

Using IZOLING reduces soil erosion and helps mitigate desertification, particularly in semi-arid regions.

Water Efficiency

Once plants reach self-sufficiency, IZOLING minimizes or even eliminates the need for additional water supply.

Climate Improvement

The application of IZOLING fosters positive changes in the local climate conditions, promoting a greener environment.

Fuel for energy production

IZOLING mass is a high-calorie alternative fuel. After proper processing, the waste can be incinerated and utilized to generate energy when the level of “toxicity” is too high. This means that when the waste is unsuitable for reuse, it can be turned into a new source of income.

Fertiliser

After proper preparation, combustion residues can also be used as fertiliser for plants.

Case Study

The Potential of Waste Derived Substrates in Kuwait

Collecting and disposing of waste is a major economic and health issue in Kuwait. A recent study assessed the re-utilisation potential of waste materials (paper, cardboard and cotton) as a substrate for plant growth by comparing two plots in Southern Kuwait treated with and without a waste-derived substrate such as Izoling. 

The research was conducted across two land plots in Southern Kuwait planted with native forage plant seeds (Rhanterium epapposum and Festuca rubra). The study showed that the chemical composition of the growth medium was suitable for the local arid conditions. Furthermore, the soil plot with added growth medium was found to retain moisture for longer periods in comparison to the plot without. Field studies found better grass germination and growth rates on the substrate-treated plot. 

Our Patented Technology

Izoling Mass for covering municipal waste

Biological activation of the pulp produced from waste fibrous materials

Reclamation of industrial areas

Biological remediation of desert, sandy and dusty substrates

Our Awards

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IZOLING mass for covering municipal waste

in the so-called “ballast"; going to the landfill from the municipal waste sorting installation there is still about 85% of the fraction that can be used as a raw material for the production of the IZOLING mass. This fraction consists of paper, cardboard, textiles, plastics and organic materials. The biggest advantage of IZOLING technology is that the material which was sent to landfill as waste is the basic component of the mass. Patent PL213509B1

Biological activation of the pulp produced from waste fibrous materials

transported to the area deprived of the fertile soil layer. This layer is spread out and seeded with plant seeds. Sloping areas with a steep gradient, such as roadside slopes, are exposed to the risk of leaching the upper layer of soil. Recently observed weather anomalies not only in Europe but also on other continents - including significant precipitation or droughts - cause in one case the flushing of the fertile layer and in the other the erosion of the soil. These factors cause a deficit of this “raw material". Desert areas are expanding considerably. Izoling can be an alternative to these negative effects - in the absence of precipitation it forms a layer to prevent erosion

Reclamation of industrial areas

This method makes it possible to eliminate the most troublesome sludge, settling ponds and post-industrial marshes through the phytoremediation process. This method is the cheapest way to bring our environment to a friendly coexistence. The Izoling material was put into ordinary jute bags, the bags were packed (and therefore the name of the duvet) and sewn together, the duvets were covered with cut reed beds and the individual duvets were fastened together, fastening them to the shore from both sides so that the wind would not move them. After 6 days of acclimatization, the cuttings started to grow very quickly, pulling the duvet under the surface of the water surface. After the final research it was found that over the root of ca. 12cm were accumulated compounds of aggressive metals harmful to health.

Patent PL213509B1

Biological remediation of desert, sandy and dusty substrates

The subject matter of the invention is the method of biological reclamation of desert, sandy and dusty substrates, devoid of soil, in extreme climatic conditions, especially in hot climates, including increased salinity. It consists in applying layers consisting mainly of waste fibrous materials and other additives to the substrate, which are laid out in an appropriate manner and optionally equipped with an irrigation system.

Patent PL213509B1