| Model | CarbonFX-HT™ |
|---|---|
| Technology | Carbonization |
| Process temperature (°C) | 500-600 |
| Operating mode | Continuous |
| Heating method | Indirect |
| Reactor type | Screw |
| Output product | Biochar & biocarbon |
| Total carbon content | + 70% |
| Yield | 30% - 35% |
| Input production capacity (kg/h, db) | 4000 |
| Output production capacity (kg/h, db) | 1000-1300 |
| Scalability | Yes (modular) |
| Waste (liquid or solid) | None |
| Feedstock compatibility | Very flexible |
| By-products | Excess energy (syngas) |
| Carbon credits | Yes (biochar only) |
| Certifications | Yes |
Our biochar solutions can be designed to meet the requirements of globally recognized certification standards. Certification pathways depend on factors such as feedstock origin and traceability, target markets, and the specific properties of the biochar produced. With extensive experience navigating these certification frameworks, we work closely with our clients to ensure all requirements are met.
These internationally recognized certifications reflect our commitment to sustainable practices and the consistent production of high-quality biochar. We are proud to deliver products that meet the highest industry standards.
Biochar is a long-term carbon sink, capable of storing carbon in soils or durable materials for hundreds of years. Each tonne of biochar can sequester 2 to 3 tonnes of CO₂ equivalent, creating opportunities for carbon credit generation on the voluntary market.
Our solution enables the integration of dMRV (digital measurement, reporting, and verification) platforms, such as Cula.tech, to accurately quantify and verify carbon sequestration. This level of transparency allows project developers to generate high-quality carbon dioxide removal (CDR) credits that meet the expectations of large corporate buyers seeking trusted, durable, and verifiable offsets.