Why now?
Technology poised to tackle the impacts of climate change and address renewable energy demand
Clean energy investment must reach $4.5 trillion per year by 2030 to limit warming to 1.5°C
The world needs to cut global emissions in half by 2030 to keep warming under 1.5°C, yet emissions from the energy sector account for nearly 70% of total CO₂ output. Without immediate action, the cost of inaction—economically, socially, and environmentally—will only grow. Achieving these targets demands innovative solutions that are scalable, efficient, and sustainable.
Decarbonization at scale
Our technology directly tackles the key drivers of climate change and builds capacity for mitigation efforts. Read more about our decarbonization efforts.
In addition to replacing fossil fuels and cutting greenhouse gas emissions by up to 70% compared to conventional energy, BioOil production does not require fracking or other resource-intensive extraction efforts.
BioChar locks away 2–3 tons of CO₂ per ton depending on feedstock type, creating long-term carbon sinks that remove carbon from the air and improve the soil quality for plants filtering greenhouse gases.
The fast pyrolysis process converts scrap/residual biomass into renewable energy, reducing waste and supporting sustainable resource use from start to finish.
BioChar's carbon offsets can be sold into global carbon credit market, recently formalized at scale through the Paris Agreement.
A proven technology ready to scale
25+ years of expertise
Decades of development have refined our technology to deliver scalable, cost-effective solutions.
Global feedstock versatility
Tested with over 140 biomass types, our technology is adaptable to diverse environments and industries.
Modular design
Our plants are designed for rapid deployment anywhere biomass is available, ensuring flexibility and global scalability.
800,000 tons of CO₂
Each 250TPD plant can produce up to 58,000 tons of BioOil and reduce CO₂ emissions by 800,000 tons annually, contributing to global decarbonization goals
Impact on the future
Energy security
Reduce dependance on external energy sources amid increased costs and risks.
Climate change mitigation
Improve decarbonization efforts and carbon sequestration to meet critical climate targets.
Economic growth
Increase economic development and strengthen local, regional, and national economies.