Your role in the climate response
INDUSTRIAL GRADE
Modular biochar with real-time controls, zero downtime, AI verification and transparent lab-verified data. Industrial reliability at distributed scale.
METHANE & WATER
Local processing of forestry brash that would otherwise emit methane. Calcium-enhanced biochar reduces ammonia in bedding and prevents phosphate runoff, protecting waterways from eutrophication.
MODULAR GROWTH
Short supply chains for dispersed Welsh forestry. Efficient biomass drying, Earthshot-nominated, with proven water systems and farm agreements. Rapid, low-cost expansion.
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DEMYSTIFY METHANE & WATER PROTECTION TO FIND YOUR ROLE
Most climate coverage stays high-level and short on practical, verified action. Without clear industrial-grade options that fit land, budget and local feedstock, it is hard to see where real impact starts.
That is the gap we close. We deliver modular biochar with real-time controls, zero downtime and transparent data – processing Welsh forestry brash that would otherwise emit methane, and using calcium-enhanced biochar to cut ammonia in bedding and prevent phosphate runoff into waterways. The science, the monitoring and the low-cost applications are already in place. The resources below show exactly how it works.
This works. Now let’s make it last.
The latest news
The latest articles from the people out there trying things out.
Climate Stabalisation
In April 2026 Exomad Green and Supercritical agreed a biochar removal contract of up to 500,000 tonnes through 2028, verified under Puro.earth. It is one of the clearest signs that durable carbon removal is moving from pilot to contracted supply.
Renewable Energy
On 8 October 2026 CHAR Tech started commercial biocarbon production at its Thorold plant in Ontario. Phase 1 is built for 5,500 tonnes a year, with the gas fraction set to become renewable natural gas and the solid carbon going to steelmakers in place of fossil carbon.
Sustainable Farming
A 2025 analysis in PNAS of 29 long-term field trials found that yearly biochar use raised crop yields by about 11%, cut nitrous oxide by about 21%, and lifted soil organic carbon by about 52%. A single application fades. Repeated use holds.
Wildlife Preservation
In Udalguri, Assam, Aaranyak is clearing invasive plants from elephant habitat in Khalingduar Reserve Forest and turning that biomass into biochar, with support from the International Elephant Foundation. The aim is native forage back on the ground, and a use for the weeds that were choking it.
