Turning agri waste into climate action

Turning agri waste into climate action

Turning agri waste into climate action

How it's done

How it's done

Biomass Sourcing

•⁠ ⁠Tactical sourcing: Utilisation of rice husk and corn cobs from producers.
•⁠ ⁠Direct sourcing: Prefer facilities near the source to minimise transportation.
•⁠ ⁠Minimum transportation: Strategic location of facilities near the source.
•⁠ ⁠Target Biomass with high fixed carbon content.

Biomass Preparation

•⁠ Strict Quality Control: To ensure high product quality during conversion
•⁠ Biomass Upgradation: To produce better feedstock using dryers, crushers, and pulverisers
•⁠ Detailed Data Collection: For feedback sourcing and comprehensive monitoring of process and feedback parameters

Pyrolysis (Circular)

•⁠ ⁠Biomass heating at 500–600°C in the absence of oxygen.
•⁠ ⁠Conversion of lignin to biochar and oil.
•⁠ ⁠The gases released and the volatile fractions are condensed into bio-oil.
•⁠ ⁠Gases are reused by utilising them to power further pyrolysis

Capturing Valuable Outputs

•⁠ ⁠Tactical sourcing: Utilisation of rice husk and corn cobs from producers.
•⁠ ⁠Direct sourcing: Prefer facilities near the source to minimise transportation.
•⁠ ⁠Minimum transportation: Strategic location of facilities near the source.
•⁠ ⁠Target Biomass with high fixed carbon content.

dMRV

•⁠ Enabling verifiable impact and outcomes through technology that monitors, reports, and cross-checks
•⁠ Providing complete transparency to all stakeholders.

An illustration from Carlos Gomes Cabral
An illustration from Carlos Gomes Cabral
An illustration from Carlos Gomes Cabral
An illustration from Carlos Gomes Cabral
An illustration from Carlos Gomes Cabral

01.

Biomass Sourcing

•⁠ Sourcing: Utilization of rice husk and corn cobs from producers. •⁠ ⁠Direct sourcing: Prefer facilities near the source to minimize transportation. •⁠ ⁠Minimum transportation: Strategic location of facilities near the source. •⁠ ⁠Target Biomass with high fixed carbon content.

02.

Biomass Preparation & Feeding

03.

Pyrolysis Process

04.

Capturing Valuable Outputs

05.

dMRV

An illustration from Carlos Gomes Cabral
An illustration from Carlos Gomes Cabral
An illustration from Carlos Gomes Cabral
An illustration from Carlos Gomes Cabral
An illustration from Carlos Gomes Cabral

01.

Biomass Sourcing

•⁠ Sourcing: Utilization of rice husk and corn cobs from producers. •⁠ ⁠Direct sourcing: Prefer facilities near the source to minimize transportation. •⁠ ⁠Minimum transportation: Strategic location of facilities near the source. •⁠ ⁠Target Biomass with high fixed carbon content.

02.

Biomass Preparation & Feeding

03.

Pyrolysis Process

04.

Capturing Valuable Outputs

05.

dMRV

Applications

Applications

A colorful, stylized 3D polyhedron with shades of blue, purple, and a hint of iridescent colors.
A colorful, stylized 3D polyhedron with shades of blue, purple, and a hint of iridescent colors.
A colorful, stylized 3D polyhedron with shades of blue, purple, and a hint of iridescent colors.

Biochar

Biochar

Biochar

Biochar

Bio-oil

Bio-oil

Bio-Oil

Bio-Oil

Curious how this works for your business/farm/project?

Curious how this works for your business/farm/project?

Curious how this works for your business/farm/project?

Curious how this works for your business/farm/project?

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