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Sign upA simple, reliable, energy-efficient device for the production of biochar and other biomass in soil
A simple, reliable, energy-efficient device for the production of biochar and other biomass in soil
The solution is designed to extract as much value as possible from biomass waste streams in a simple, reliable way, to enable carbon recycling. The device generates value by (a) producing biochar or torrefied biomass from nearly any feedstock, (b) condensing wood vinegar from the gas stream, (c) cracking and filtering the raw syngas remaining after condensation to produce clean syngas, (d) optionally burning the syngas in a genset to produce electricity, and (e) pre-processing biomass to be converted to humic and fulvic acid in a secondary process.
CarbonZero
We develop and promote innovative solutions and technologies to recycle carbon from the atmosphere, where we have an excess, to agricultural soils, where we have too little.
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