You have biomass. Biochar may be a way to turn it into a product, a soil input or carbon removal credits. I help you find out whether it makes sense, and how to get there.
Who I work with
- Sawmills, wood processors and forestry operations with residues
- Farms, agri-food plants and municipalities with crop residues, manure or organic waste
- Project developers looking at biochar carbon removal
- Companies that want to use biochar in soils, compost, animal feed or materials
How I can help
- Feedstock assessment: is your material suited to biochar, and what quality can it give?
- Production options: pyrolysis technologies, scale, and what to look at before buying equipment.
- Applications and markets: where your biochar could be used, and what that use requires.
- Carbon credits: how biochar carbon removal is measured and certified, and what it means for your project.
- R&D projects and funding: designing trials and preparing grant applications.
How to start
Send me a short message with: the type of biomass, the yearly volume, where you are, and what you would like to achieve. I’ll reply with first options.