Combining satellite imagery and predictive AI to make biomass and carbon monitoring more scalable for regenerative agriculture.

Temse, Belgium - September 16, 2026 – Earth+ will showcase a scalable biomass monitoring solution developed together with Fujitsu during New York Climate Week (22-24 September), following the successful completion of a proof of concept with international food company Puratos. The solution combines satellite imagery, remote sensing and predictive AI modelling to help organisations monitor aboveground biomass and carbon stocks across large areas more efficiently. Earth+ will demonstrate the solution together with Fujitsu at The Nest Climate Campus, one of the flagship innovation venues during Climate Week.

The proof of concept combines Fujitsu's expertise in digital technologies with Earth+'s environmental intelligence platform, Earth+ Scan. It demonstrated how large-scale biomass monitoring can be carried out using freely available satellite data and predictive models, reducing the need for extensive field measurements or expensive high-resolution satellite imagery while maintaining a robust scientific foundation.

The collaboration responds to a growing need among organisations investing in regenerative agriculture and nature-based solutions. Reliable environmental data is becoming increasingly important for sustainability reporting, supply chain transparency and the verification of regenerative practices. At the same time, traditional monitoring methods remain labour-intensive and difficult to scale across multiple, often remote, locations.

Earth+ Scan addresses that challenge by combining satellite imagery, historical observations and predictive modelling to estimate aboveground biomass and carbon stocks. The solution supports organisations in generating reliable environmental intelligence that can inform both operational decisions and sustainability reporting.

"This proof of concept demonstrates how digital technology can make environmental monitoring more scalable without compromising scientific quality," says Ingmar Nopens, CEO of Earth+. "Our ambition is to help organisations move from isolated measurements towards continuous environmental intelligence. Together with Fujitsu, we are building a solution that enables companies to monitor regenerative projects more efficiently and with greater confidence at scale."

Anthony Wong, Chief Partnerships Officer Fujitsu, adds: "Combining Fujitsu's digital capabilities with Earth+'s environmental expertise has allowed us to develop a practical solution for a challenge that many organisations face today. We look forward to demonstrating how technology can support reliable environmental monitoring at scale during New York Climate Week."

The proof of concept was carried out with Puratos, an international food company, providing a real-world environment in which the solution could be developed and validated. Building on those results, Earth+ is exploring broader commercial applications for the solution together with Fujitsu, including regenerative agriculture, environmental reporting and landscape restoration.

“We are very pleased with the insights this solution gives us into biomass development across our sites,” says Bert Schamp, Agronomy Expert at Puratos. “It helps us understand what is happening on the ground more consistently and provides valuable information to support our regenerative agriculture efforts.”

Visitors to The Nest Climate Campus during New York Climate Week will be able to experience the solution firsthand and learn how Earth+ is working with Fujitsu to apply digital technologies to regenerative value chains.

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