Removing Carbon Repurposing waste
Pyrolysis plants transform waste biomass into valuable biochar which acts as a carbon sink - eliminating environmental harm and generating green energy.
Turn problem waste into a
weapon to fight climate change
Pyrolysis takes waste biomass and produces biochar and green energy, all the while removing carbon from the atmosphere.
It transforms waste from a cost to a profit, and from a problem to an environmental solution.
The biochar produced is an excellent soil enhancer and promotes regenerative agriculture. Excess heat energy produced from the process is 100% renewable and can reduce your energy costs. The carbon removal credits can generate income or offset your own emissions.
It's a win-win for your business and the planet.
Pyrolysis of biomass delivers
reduction
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destruction
credits
Business model
A pyrolysis plant can be both hugely environmentally positive, and profitable.
Inputs
Waste Biomass
Feedstock can come from any organic source, including green waste, poultry litter, sewage or agricultural residues.
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Our Plant
Feedstock is thermally decomposed into biochar and syngas, which is combusted for energy to maintain the process and power any required drying process.
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Heat & Electricity
Excess energy can be available, delivered as hot air, water or steam, and co-generation of electricity.
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Biochar
Biochar is most often used as a soil additive. This can be sold on the open market, or used locally.
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Carbon Credits
Carbon Removal Credits can be sold for income, or retired to reduce your own emissions.
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At Onnu, our mission is to build a thriving biomass pyrolysis industry through our own projects, and by enabling others who will benefit financially and environmentally from deploying the technology.
How does biomass pyrolysis remove atmospheric carbon?
All biomass contains carbon, and that carbon was at one time removed from the atmosphere by plant life.
This is the valuable resource which is returned to the atmosphere if burned, spread on land or left to decay, but is securely locked away for centuries if turned into biochar.
At Onnu we specialise in high-moisture feedstocks which are harder to handle, costlier to dispose of, and in the worst cases, causing ecological damage.
What about your waste biomass?
Our experts can discuss its suitability, preparation and any modifications needed to make the most of it.
Will it work for you?
Feedstock analysis
Pyrolysis projections
Site evaluation
High level business plan
Sustainable development goals
Pyrolysis operations contribute to 8 of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Want biochar?
Visit the Onnu Biochar Marketplace for product information and sales.
