Biochar helps cities manage stormwaters by improving soil water retention, promoting absorption, and reducing runoff, which decreases flooding and enhances water infiltration.
Using biochar as a soil amendment helps capture contaminants, protecting groundwater and restoring soil health to create greener, more resilient urban spaces.
Adding biochar to compost in parks & flower beds enhances their ability to reduce heat island effect and manage water runoff. This helps cities be more resilient & sustainable.
Biochar improves rainwater management, plant growth, and substrate stability for green roofs, offering a sustainable alternative to clay balls and peat.
Biochar supports cities in restoring compacted soil by improving soil structure, aeration, and water retention, leading to soil revitalization and healthier plant growth.
Improving soil health, expanding green spaces, and reducing pollution make citizens healthier and happier, helping cities attract new residents and ensure a better environment.
Our biochar meets the stringent standards of the European Biochar Certification, ensuring quality and sustainability. Additionally, it complies with EBC Agro and AgroOrganic standards.
These globally recognized certifications are available upon request and reflect our commitment to producing high-quality biochar. We are proud to deliver products of the highest standard.
Biochar is a powerful carbon sink, capable of sequestering CO2 in the soil or materials for over 1,000 years. One ton of biochar can store between 2 to 3 tons of CO2 equivalent, enabling the generation of carbon credits on the voluntary & regulatory market.
We use Cula.tech as our dMRV (digital measuring, reporting, and verifying software) to accurately track the carbon sequestration of our biochar.
We are Puro.Earth certified, ensuring high-quality carbon dioxide removal (CDR) with trusted and verifiable standards. Microsoft has already committed to purchasing carbon credits from the Carbonity project.