A Chinese biotech company, Landuo Biotech in Wuhan, Hubei province, has developed a genetically transformed 'super giant reed', surpassing the biomass of wild giant reed and offering a renewable resource for various applications. With a high calorific value, these reeds could potentially replace coal in power generation and other industries, reducing carbon emissions and costs. By utilizing a gene database and advanced processing technology, the company aims to produce bio-based energy, chemicals, and materials from the reed. Super giant reed cultivation has already reached over 3,300 hectares across China, showing promise for carbon sequestration and ecological restoration. Its adaptability to various terrains opens new possibilities for green energy production and industrial development, offering a sustainable alternative to fossil fuels.