In developmentGCNano
A compact entry module for pilot setups and urban sites.
DECOUPLED MULTI-TROPHIC RECIRCULATING AQUACULTURE SYSTEM (DMT-RAS)
Bring the Ocean,Anywhere
GreenClaw builds climate-resilient, land-based aquaculture systems so Filipino farmers can keep producing through typhoon season.
13x
harvest per 100 sqm vs. semi-intensive ponds
~90%
less water per kg of harvest
6 weeks
between harvests, not 5 months
1st
ClimateLaunchpad Philippines 2026
GreenClaw figures are projected design targets, pending prototype validation.
One bad season can wipe out a farm
Open-water and pond farms are exposed to typhoons, floods, drought, and extreme heat. One bad season can wipe out a farmer's stock and income. Recirculating aquaculture changes that, but it's usually custom-built, costly, and dependent on experts.
In June 2026, an El Niño-driven fish kill at Magat Dam cost tilapia farmers an estimated P120 million, according to BFAR.
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RAS works, but it was built for rich countries
Recirculating aquaculture already supplies seafood across Europe, North America, and Japan. But it was designed for large facilities, big budgets, and full-time technicians, which most Southeast Asian farms don't have.
Conventional RAS needs
- Large, industrial facilities
- Big upfront budgets
- Full-time technicians on site
Most SEA farms have
- Small to mid-size farms
- Thin margins
- Few RAS specialists in rural areas
So we redesigned RAS for Southeast Asian farms. The expertise is built into the system, not hired on site.
Built to weather the storm
GreenClaw moves production into a controlled, closed-loop system that keeps running when the weather doesn't.
Standardized, not custom
One engineering method that adapts across species, sites, and scales.
Closed-loop
Clean, recirculated water, with nutrients that support secondary crops.
Guided by software
Our farm app helps farmers run daily operations without deep technical training.
Designed for the Philippines
Built around local species, typhoon season, and the realities of small and mid-scale farmers.
What we're building
Our system family, currently in development.
In development
In developmentGreenClaw100
Our flagship 100 sqm commercial module, growing aquatics alongside a secondary botanical crop.
In developmentGreenClaw Hub
A multi-module installation designed for continuous, year-round production.
In developmentGCHatch
A hatchery and nursery module with live algae cultivation for juvenile rearing.
Recognition
Recognized by climate and agri-tech programs in the Philippines and abroad.
1st Place, ClimateLaunchpad Philippines 2026 National Final
Named the Philippines' national winner of the world's largest green business ideas competition, and representing the country at the Global Grand Final in Singapore, October 2026.
Organized by Villgro Philippines with ClimateLaunchpad and Climate KIC, August 2026.
View certificateClimateLaunchpad Global Grand Final, Singapore 2026
Finalist, Agri-Tech Grand Prix 2026
Finalist, Tech Planter Philippines 2026
Why GreenClaw exists
The problem, the farmers, and how we're changing the way RAS works in Southeast Asia.
The team
Cecilia Tale
Co-Founder & CEO
Architect and systems designer with 15 years in BIM and virtual design. Golden A' Design Award and Ani ng Dangal awardee. Leads system design and product development.
Rey Tale
Co-Founder, Procurement & F&B
Manages sourcing, suppliers, and build logistics, and brings food and beverage experience to GreenClaw's path from harvest to market.
2024
Research and development
2025
System validation with a home-built pilot
2026
First prototype and national recognition
Coming soon
We're preparing our first commercial systems. Farmers, landowners, partners, and investors can join the list to hear first.