Biochar

A carbon-rich solid produced from the pyrolysis of organic material that has the potential to sequester carbon for geological timeframes

Carbon Processing

Biomass

Biomass is harvested and chipped directly from the field. The wood chip is then actively dried to achieve a low moisture content.

Pyrolysis

The woodchip is then fed into a high temperature pyrolysis plant which breaks down the biomass through thermal decomposition. The three products generated are: Biochar + Electricity + Heat

Biochar

The patented Reverse Coal approach pumps this stable char into concentrated deposits, in optimised conditions under the ground for long term, easily verifiable carbon sequestration.

Putting Biochar under lock & key

Production of biochar is not the end of the process. Only once the biochar has been stored in a verifiable, stable and contained state for an indefinite period has ‘Storage’ been achieved. Our innovative solution combines proven experience from construction, mining and wastewater treatment and applies it to carbon storage.

We are able to achieve long term stable carbon sequestration by burying the biochar in our patent-pending storage solution. This is one of the most concentrated and most easily verifiable of all carbon mass-storage solutions offering up to 45,408t CO2e stored per hectare.

Long-term validation could be considered at any point in the future by employing a small diameter borehole rig to core-sample the repository. Compared to field application, our contained solution is more stable, more secure, involves lower transportation costs and emissions, and is far easier and cheaper to monitor and verify.

Trade Enquiries

Quality

Our continuous high temperature pyrolysis process produces a consistent, highly stable biochar that can be used in a variety of industries

our team

Our knowledge and experience enable you to make the most of biochar and turn it into a powerful tool for reaching your objectives

Interested in getting your hands on some of our Reverse Coal biochar contact us at [email protected] or enquire here

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