Green-tech solution

Building Solutions for a

Climate-Positive Future.

Building Solutions for a Climate-Positive Future.

Every product we create is designed to solve real challenges in construction, from structural performance to sustainability compliance, while delivering measurable environmental impact. Our solutions are built for the industry, with the planet in mind.

Stronger. Greener. Smarter.

The Foundation of Better Building.

Agrocrete® is carbon-negative, thermally insulating, and structurally superior. It redefines what’s possible for strength, efficiency, and climate responsibility.

Carbon-Negative by Lifecycle

Carbon-Negative by Lifecycle

Carbon-negative by lifecycle

Carbon-negative by lifecycle

Superior Compressive Strength

Superior Compressive Strength

Superior compressive strength

Superior compressive strength

Low Water
Absorption

Low Water Absorption

Low Water Absorption

Low Water Absorption

High Thermal Performance

High Thermal Performance

High thermal performance

High thermal performance

Circular by
Design

Circular by Design

Circular by design

Circular by design

Sustainable Technology.

Science that Builds Better.

Backed by research and advanced engineering, our process turns sustainable ingredients into performance-driven products. Explore the technology that meets the highest standards for durability and environmental impact.

Unmacthed Performace

Unmacthed Performace

Performance that

Outpaces the Industry

Performance that

Outpaces the Industry

See how our products compare with conventional materials and why the future of building is already here.

See how our products compare with conventional materials and why the future of building is already here.

Agrocrete®

Bindr

Attribute

Size (in mm)

Compressive Strength

Water Absorption

Dry Density

Thermal Conductivity

Fire Resistance

Agrocrete® Blocks

400 x 150 x 100 -

400 x 150 x 225

≥5 MPa

10 -12%

800 - 1000 kg/m³

≤ 1.2 W/m2K

-0.15 kgCO₂/kg

AAC blocks

600 x 200 x 75 -

600 x 200 x 300

3 - 4 MPa

10 - 15%

550 - 650 kg/m³

1.2 - 2.4 W/m2K

0.24 kgCO₂/kg

Red Bricks

215 x 150 x 70 |

220 x 100x 70

5 - 7.5 MPa

18 - 20%

1800 - 2000 kg/m³/m³

3-4 W/m2K

0.24 kgCO₂/kg

Agrocrete®

Bindr

Attribute

Size (in mm)

Compressive Strength

Water Absorption

Dry Density

Thermal Conductivity

Fire Resistance

Agrocrete® Blocks

400 x 150 x 100 -

400 x 150 x 225

≥5 MPa

10 -12%

800 - 1000 kg/m³

≤ 1.2 W/m2K

-0.15 kgCO₂/kg

AAC blocks

600 x 200 x 75 -

600 x 200 x 300

3 - 4 MPa

10 - 15%

550 - 650 kg/m³

1.2 - 2.4 W/m2K

0.24 kgCO₂/kg

Red Bricks

215 x 150 x 70 |

220 x 100x 70

5 - 7.5 MPa

18 - 20%

1800 - 2000 kg/m³/m³

3-4 W/m2K

0.24 kgCO₂/kg

Agrocrete®

Bindr

Attribute

Size (in mm)

Compressive Strength

Water Absorption

Dry Density

Thermal Conductivity

Embodied Carbon

Agrocrete® Blocks

400 x 150 x 100 -

400 x x150 x 225

≥5 MPa

10 -12%

800 - 1000 kg/m³

≤ 1.2 W/m2K

-0.15 kgCO₂/kg

AAC blocks

600 x 200 x 75 -

600 x 200 x 300

3 - 4 MPa

10 - 15%

550 - 650 kg/m³

1.2 - 2.4 W/m2K

0.24 kgCO₂/kg

Red Bricks

215 x 150 x 70 |

220 x 100x 70

5 - 7.5 MPa

18 - 20%

1800 - 2000 kg/m³

3-4 W/m2K

0.24 kgCO₂/kg

Agrocrete®

Bindr

Attribute

Size (in mm)

Compressive Strength

Water Absorption

Dry Density

Thermal Conductivity

Embodied Carbon

Agrocrete® Blocks

400 x 150 x 100 -

400 x x150 x 225

≥5 MPa

10 -12%

800 - 1000 kg/m³

≤ 1.2 W/m2K

-0.15 kgCO₂/kg

AAC blocks

600 x 200 x 75 -

600 x 200 x 300

3 - 4 MPa

10 - 15%

550 - 650 kg/m³

1.2 - 2.4 W/m2K

0.24 kgCO₂/kg

Red Bricks

215 x 150 x 70 |

220 x 100x 70

5 - 7.5 MPa

18 - 20%

1800 - 2000 kg/m³

3-4 W/m2K

0.24 kgCO₂/kg

BUIlt to Last.

Every Build Leaves a Legacy.

From lowering emissions to improving living comfort, our products deliver impact you can measure. Discover how projects using Agrocrete® are transforming communities and the climate.

Cleaner, Greener, Sustainable.

The Better Alternative to Cement & Blocks

From high-rise walls to small-scale projects, Agrocrete® comes in versatile forms for every construction need.

Hollow Blocks

Superior insulation for energy-efficient buildings.

Solid Blocks

Load-bearing, affordable, and more sustainable.

BINDR

Ultra-low carbon alternative to cement.

Cleaner, Greener, Sustainable.

The Better Alternative to Cement & Blocks

From high-rise walls to small-scale projects, Agrocrete® comes in versatile forms for every construction need.

Hollow Blocks

Superior insulation for energy-efficient buildings.

Solid Blocks

Load-bearing, affordable, and more sustainable.

BINDR

Ultra-low carbon alternative to cement.

Cleaner, Greener, Sustainable.

The Better Alternative to
Cement & Blocks

From high-rise walls to small-scale projects, Agrocrete® comes in versatile forms for every construction need.

Hollow Blocks

Superior insulation for energy-efficient buildings.

Solid Blocks

Load-bearing, affordable, and more sustainable.

BINDR

Ultra-low carbon alternative to cement.

Trusted Performance

Proven by Performance, Certified for Trust.

Proven by Performance,
Certified for Trust.

Every product exceeds the benchmarks for safety, quality, and sustainability, so you can build with confidence and compliance from day one.

Notes from the Journey

Insights, stories, and ideas at the intersection of construction, climate, and community.

Sep 23, 2025

2 min

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The latest World Bank records show that India’s per capita CO2 emissions in the year 2014 were 1.73 tonnes of CO2 per person. A 2017 report by the PBL Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency had shown that it was 1.80 tonnes of CO2 per person in 2014 and it grew to 1.91 tonnes of CO2 per person in 2016.

Tags:

Carbon Capture

Sep 23, 2025

4 min

Making a Geoengineering Case for Hemp

Interestingly, while the representatives of the 196 parties to the UN, in a rare consensus have agreed to cap the increase in global temperature to less than 1.5OC at the Accord de Paris, there is an interestingly rarer consensus amongst the scientific community that geoengineering is the way to go.

Tags:

Technology

Sep 15, 2025

2 Min Read

5 Reasons India is Not Ready for Hempcrete... Yet!

Hempcrete has been one of the most researched building materials in the recent times. The staggering amount of research literature being published almost every month hold a light to that fact. As a matter of fact, our Indian shores weren't immune to it either. Several entrepreneurs have been taken hostage by the mania and have forayed into the world of hemp. And one of the most talked about hemp products is hempcrete. But is India really ready for it?

Tags:

product

Sep 15, 2025

2 Min Read

We Have Turned One!

GreenJams Infrastructures LLP was incorporated on the 11th of July, 2017, which means, today, we have turned one year old. But today calls for a celebration not because we have turned an year old, but because we held in our hands the result of a year's worth of hard work.We held in our hands today a mature prototype of our brain-child.

Tags:

product

Sep 15, 2025

2 Min Read

5 Reasons Enterprising Builders Should Consider Hempcrete

It is a bygone conclusion that hempcrete is amazing. In fact, when you consider it, there arguably isn’t any other building material that has enjoyed as much approval in recent times. But if you’re a builder why should you care for this?

Originally published at Entrepreneur India.

Tags:

Press & Media

Sep 15, 2025

1 Min Read

Forbes 30 Under 30 Asia 2019

Tags:

Press & Media

Notes from the Journey

Insights, stories, and ideas at the intersection of construction, climate, and community.

Sep 23, 2025

2 min

The latest World Bank records show that India’s per capita CO2 emissions in the year 2014 were 1.73 tonnes of CO2 per person. A 2017 report by the PBL Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency had shown that it was 1.80 tonnes of CO2 per person in 2014 and it grew to 1.91 tonnes of CO2 per person in 2016.

India’s Need for Hemp: Carbon Emissions Context

Tags:

Sustainability

Featured

Sep 23, 2025

4 min

Interestingly, while the representatives of the 196 parties to the UN, in a rare consensus have agreed to cap the increase in global temperature to less than 1.5OC at the Accord de Paris, there is an interestingly rarer consensus amongst the scientific community that geoengineering is the way to go.

Making a Geoengineering Case for Hemp

Tags:

Sustainability

Featured

Sep 15, 2025

2 Min Read

Hempcrete has been one of the most researched building materials in the recent times. The staggering amount of research literature being published almost every month hold a light to that fact. As a matter of fact, our Indian shores weren't immune to it either. Several entrepreneurs have been taken hostage by the mania and have forayed into the world of hemp. And one of the most talked about hemp products is hempcrete. But is India really ready for it?

5 Reasons India is Not Ready for Hempcrete... Yet!

Tags:

Sustainability

Featured

Sep 15, 2025

2 Min Read

GreenJams Infrastructures LLP was incorporated on the 11th of July, 2017, which means, today, we have turned one year old. But today calls for a celebration not because we have turned an year old, but because we held in our hands the result of a year's worth of hard work.We held in our hands today a mature prototype of our brain-child.

We Have Turned One!

Tags:

Sustainability

Featured

Sep 15, 2025

2 Min Read

It is a bygone conclusion that hempcrete is amazing. In fact, when you consider it, there arguably isn’t any other building material that has enjoyed as much approval in recent times. But if you’re a builder why should you care for this?

Originally published at Entrepreneur India.

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Tags:

Sustainability

Featured

Sep 15, 2025

1 Min Read

Forbes 30 Under 30 Asia 2019

Tags:

Sustainability

Featured

Sep 15, 2025

2 Min Read

It is a racing certainty that businesses have an important role to play in preventing climate change. But businesses are predicated on profits, and not long ago, entrepreneurs considering businesses that incorporate climate solutions were thought to be “hare-brained”. However, things have been changing gradually. Ever since the recent re-emergence of the trillion-dollar crop – hemp, dispositions are starting to look good for both climate and entrepreneurs.

Originally published at Entrepreneur India.

How Hemp can Help India Achieve its Sustainable Development Goals

Tags:

Sustainability

Featured

Sep 15, 2025

2 Min Read

It was just 2 days until deadline when we discovered the Clean Energy Challenge through some friends of ours. A little reading about the challenge, the organisers and supporters got us supremely excited. Not everyday do you get an opportunity to be a part of something that gets supported by the IKEA Foundation and endorsed by the UNFCCC. Not just that, the challenge brief fit our solution so well, there wasn't an option other than applying for it.

WINNERS! Clean Energy Challenge: What Design Can Do

Tags:

Sustainability

Featured

Here’s What People Say

Insights, stories, and ideas at the intersection of construction, climate, and community.

Notes from the Journey

Insights, stories, and ideas at the intersection of construction, climate, and community.

Sep 23, 2025

2 min

The latest World Bank records show that India’s per capita CO2 emissions in the year 2014 were 1.73 tonnes of CO2 per person. A 2017 report by the PBL Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency had shown that it was 1.80 tonnes of CO2 per person in 2014 and it grew to 1.91 tonnes of CO2 per person in 2016.

India’s Need for Hemp: Carbon Emissions Context

Tags:

Carbon Capture

Sep 23, 2025

4 min

Interestingly, while the representatives of the 196 parties to the UN, in a rare consensus have agreed to cap the increase in global temperature to less than 1.5OC at the Accord de Paris, there is an interestingly rarer consensus amongst the scientific community that geoengineering is the way to go.

Making a Geoengineering Case for Hemp

Tags:

Technology

Sep 15, 2025

2 Min Read

Hempcrete has been one of the most researched building materials in the recent times. The staggering amount of research literature being published almost every month hold a light to that fact. As a matter of fact, our Indian shores weren't immune to it either. Several entrepreneurs have been taken hostage by the mania and have forayed into the world of hemp. And one of the most talked about hemp products is hempcrete. But is India really ready for it?

5 Reasons India is Not Ready for Hempcrete... Yet!

Tags:

product

Sep 15, 2025

2 Min Read

GreenJams Infrastructures LLP was incorporated on the 11th of July, 2017, which means, today, we have turned one year old. But today calls for a celebration not because we have turned an year old, but because we held in our hands the result of a year's worth of hard work.We held in our hands today a mature prototype of our brain-child.

We Have Turned One!

Tags:

product

Sep 15, 2025

2 Min Read

It is a bygone conclusion that hempcrete is amazing. In fact, when you consider it, there arguably isn’t any other building material that has enjoyed as much approval in recent times. But if you’re a builder why should you care for this?

Originally published at Entrepreneur India.

5 Reasons Enterprising Builders Should Consider Hempcrete

Tags:

Press & Media

Sep 15, 2025

1 Min Read

Forbes 30 Under 30 Asia 2019

Tags:

Press & Media

Sep 15, 2025

2 Min Read

It is a racing certainty that businesses have an important role to play in preventing climate change. But businesses are predicated on profits, and not long ago, entrepreneurs considering businesses that incorporate climate solutions were thought to be “hare-brained”. However, things have been changing gradually. Ever since the recent re-emergence of the trillion-dollar crop – hemp, dispositions are starting to look good for both climate and entrepreneurs.

Originally published at Entrepreneur India.

How Hemp can Help India Achieve its Sustainable Development Goals

Tags:

Sustainability

Sep 15, 2025

2 Min Read

It was just 2 days until deadline when we discovered the Clean Energy Challenge through some friends of ours. A little reading about the challenge, the organisers and supporters got us supremely excited. Not everyday do you get an opportunity to be a part of something that gets supported by the IKEA Foundation and endorsed by the UNFCCC. Not just that, the challenge brief fit our solution so well, there wasn't an option other than applying for it.

WINNERS! Clean Energy Challenge: What Design Can Do

Tags:

Sustainability

Frequently asked questions

Have Questions?

We’ve Got Answers.

What is Agrocrete®?

Agrocrete® is a carbon-negative building block made from upcycled crop residues and industrial by-products. It’s stronger, lighter, cooler, and more durable than conventional bricks, while also reducing environmental impact.

What does ‘carbon-negative’ mean?

How is Agrocrete® better than regular bricks?

Is Agrocrete® certified?

Where can it be used?

Is it termite-resistant and fire-resistant?

Will it change my construction process?

What’s its environmental impact?

Frequently asked questions

Have Questions?

We’ve Got Answers.

What is Agrocrete®?

Agrocrete® is a carbon-negative building block made from upcycled crop residues and industrial by-products. It’s stronger, lighter, cooler, and more durable than conventional bricks, while also reducing environmental impact.

What does ‘carbon-negative’ mean?

How is Agrocrete® better than regular bricks?

Is Agrocrete® certified?

Where can it be used?

Is it termite-resistant and fire-resistant?

Will it change my construction process?

What’s its environmental impact?

Frequently asked questions

Have Questions?

We’ve Got Answers.

What is Agrocrete®?

Agrocrete® is a carbon-negative building block made from upcycled crop residues and industrial by-products. It’s stronger, lighter, cooler, and more durable than conventional bricks, while also reducing environmental impact.

What does ‘carbon-negative’ mean?

How is Agrocrete® better than regular bricks?

Is Agrocrete® certified?

Where can it be used?

Is it termite-resistant and fire-resistant?

Will it change my construction process?

What’s its environmental impact?