The house that
heals the planet.
We're raising $5M to build 100 carbon-negative hemp homes in Western Australia — and prove the model the world can replicate.
What if ending homelessness also healed the planet?
Housing should not harm the Earth. It should restore it.
Australia needs 1 million new homes by 2030. The construction industry is one of the world's largest polluters. Hemp Engineering exists at the precise intersection of these two crises — with a proven, lab-tested answer.
Using industrial hemp, structural timber, and solar power, we build carbon-negative micro homes that are affordable, fire-resistant, breathable, and energy self-sufficient. Each home sequesters carbon, creates local jobs, and restores dignity.
Our hempcrete blocks have exceeded Australian, Canadian, and US construction benchmarks in independent lab testing. This is not a concept. This is ready to build.
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Two phases.
One revolution.
Phase 1 proves the model — fast, replicable, measurable. Phase 2 builds the supply chain and positions Hemp Engineering to lead the Asia-Pacific green construction revolution.
Build 100 hemp homes and establish the first Hemp Engineering Workshop in Western Australia.
- Commission 500 m² fabrication & training facility
- Equipment: mixers, moulds, decorticators
- Deliver 100 fully off-grid hemp homes
- Train local trades in hemp & solar construction
- 150 individuals housed in Year 1
- 25+ skilled local jobs created
Vertically integrated hemp ecosystem producing 20,000 homes within seven years.
- Scale hemp farming to 10,000 ha across Australia
- Commission decortication & biomass refining hubs
- Manufacture HempCore™ biocomposites & panels
- Deploy modular housing for national & export markets
- 10,000 jobs in agriculture & manufacturing
- 66,000 tonnes CO₂ captured annually
Numbers that matter.
Carbon-negative, off-grid homes delivered across Australia and export markets by 2032.
Skilled employment in hemp agriculture, manufacturing, construction, and education.
Every hempcrete wall sequesters carbon permanently — turning buildings into carbon sinks.
From soil to structure.
Industrial hemp grown for hurd & fibre — absorbing CO₂ as it grows
Decorticators & refineries separating fibre and hurd
Hempcrete blocks, HempCore™ panels & hemp batteries
Prefabricated modular homes for local & export markets
Hemp Engineering Academy trains the next generation
Built by engineers,
driven by purpose.
40+ years EPCM & sustainable engineering experience. Projects with Chevron, AECOM, Chiyoda, PDVSA. Former Federal Parliament candidate (Legalise Cannabis Party). His hempcrete blocks exceed Australian, Canadian, and US construction benchmarks.
Leading researcher in hemp batteries and advanced carbon materials derived from hemp biochar and graphene. Driving the next frontier of sustainable energy storage.
Specialist in hempcrete manufacturing and hemp textile production. Bringing industrial-scale fabrication capability to the project's construction and materials phase.
Be part of
the future.
Join us in building a model the world can replicate — a system that turns carbon into homes, jobs, and resilience. Every dollar invested moves us closer to a world where housing restores rather than destroys.
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Your questions, answered.
Hemp is carbon-negative, thermally insulating, moisture-regulating, fire-resistant, and pest-resistant. Our hempcrete formulation has been independently tested and exceeds Australian, Canadian, and US construction standards. No other natural material delivers this combination of performance and sustainability.
Yes. Industrial hemp contains negligible THC and is fully legal for agricultural and construction use across Australia. Hemp Engineering operates within all regulatory frameworks, with active engagement with state licensing authorities.
Returns are generated through property sales, rentals, manufacturing revenue, and licensing of the HempCore™ construction system. Phase 2 adds revenue from export markets, hemp farming operations, and the Industrial Hemp Science Academy. Contact us for detailed financial projections.
Absolutely. The minimum contribution is $10 AUD. We welcome investors of all sizes — from community supporters to institutional capital. Every dollar contributes directly to building homes and capturing carbon.
The upfront cost is comparable to lightweight construction when built at scale. Long-term, hemp homes reduce energy bills, maintenance costs, and have longer structural lifespans. Tax incentives for green building further offset initial costs, making the economics compelling.