This session focuses on creating economic AND environmental sustainability at scale. A deep dive into the future of food, energy and water, including real-world applications with projects in North America, Asia, and Africa. The world generates billions of tons of organic waste every year. Most of it sits in lagoons, decomposes in fields, or burdens municipal systems with mounting compliance costs and environmental liability. At the same time, businesses across every sector face surging energy costs, volatile fertilizer markets, and intensifying pressure to demonstrate measurable environmental outcomes. These are not separate problems — and BargerTech has built a single platform that addresses all three simultaneously.

The TRiFi™ 7000 is a waste-to-value technology that converts organic biomass — from livestock manure and municipal biosolids to food processing waste and agricultural residuals — into three high-demand commodities: 24/7 baseload renewable electricity, premium distilled water, and Carbon NPK™ biochar fertilizer. With zero liquid discharge, verifiable greenhouse gas reductions, and a modular design that scales from a single farm to a regional network, TRiFi™ 7000 represents a fundamentally different approach to the waste-to-energy space — one that generates multi-stream revenue rather than single-commodity returns.

BargerTech's Nick York and Eric Barger will walk through the technology, the company's active deployment projects across North America, and their Planet Saver Initiative, assisting additional communities in Kenya, Uganda, and India, where access to food, energy, and clean water remains a daily survival challenge. With active projects underway and a 70-unit deployment roadmap already in motion, this is not a concept presentation — it is a progress report on a platform with global implications for the food, energy, and water sectors of the economy.