Projects
Carbon removal projects turning waste biomass into biochar, green energy and carbon credits.
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Biocarbon Technologies
(coming soon)
Pyrolysis of palm, bamboo and agricultural residues to produce biochar, carbon credits and green energy for reducing fertiliser dependencies and meeting day-to-day energy requirements.
Sweden
Replacement of biomass boiler with pyrolysis plant to improve economic and environmental outcomes.
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Carbon Hill
Following 2 years of R&D from Woodtek, Carbon Hill took over the commercial operation of the site in 2021 has been manufacturing biochar and generating Carbon Credits since 2021.
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Bioccus
UK Government-funded combined heat and power demonstrator plant with a carbon negative footprint to showcase climate repairing technology and demonstrate the effectiveness of community scale negative emission technology plus clean energy using sustainably sourced forestry waste.
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Onnu Green Hubs
(coming soon)
Green Hub 1 is the first project among a series of pyrolysis projects to be developed in the UK that will pyrolyse problematic waste biomass into biochar and green energy while sequestering carbon.
Sustainable development goals
Pyrolysis operations contribute to 8 of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
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Characteristics of good feedstocks for pyrolysis
Biomass pyrolysis delivers remarkable environmental benefits in terms of carbon sequestration, green energy and of course the biochar it produces. However, as with most things in life, what you get out depends on what you put in, and the choice of feedstock is crucial to ensure these benefits are delivered.
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Pyrolysis
Our Green Energy Hubs produce large amounts of excess heat which can be delivered as a fully sustainable, carbon negative energy source for your business.
Carbon removal
Pyrolysis is the only practical and available carbon removal technology available today, and is a critical tool for the world's journey to Net Zero.
Biochar
Biochar is a long-term store of carbon, and an effective soil additive improving plant yields and health. We are committed to producing it on a large scale to make a real difference in the fight against climate change.
