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Pyro Power Plant

A climate-positive process for biochar and clean energy generation from biowaste

July 2020
Gallery Pyro Power Plant 1
Gallery Pyro Power Plant 1
01.

Identification

Pyro Power Plant (PPP) is a novel process and system to create charcoal and clean energy from biowaste. It is a solution to take a step towards a cleaner society, increase soil resilience and mitigate climate change effects.

From harvest residues, PPP is capable of generating charcoal, energy and clean exhaust. The energy can be heat or heat and power. Since charcoal has a multitude of applications in agriculture, it reduces greenhouse gas emissions from livestock, barns, manure storage, and fields and meadows. In addition, PPP has significant positive side effects such as increasing yields, reducing fertilizer use, improve water management and in general health. PPP carbon will remain 300 times longer in the soil compared to other forms of organic carbon, efficiently sequestrating CO2. For each ton of dry biomass residue, 2400 kWh of clean energy is being generated and 900 kg CO2 are being stored for thousands of years in the ground.

Label Date July 15, 2020
From Switzerland
Maturity stage Initial market commercialization
Looking For Network, New clients, Visibility, Funding, Partners, Credibility
02.

The environmental benefits

  • Negative CO2 emissions while providing up to 500g/kWh
  • Additional income & higher yield from the field, while mitigating climate change effects
  • Improves soil's resilience
03.

The Financial benefits

  • By converting harvest residues into energy and higher soil fertility, a farmer could earn up to 600 $ while sequestering 1 ton CO2 as Cfix.
  • Payback reached under 1 year
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Company Profile

oekozentrum

We research develop a educate for sustainable development and carbon negative energy. Let's go climate + soil positive!

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Headquarters 4438 Langenbruck, Switzerland
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