A stable, carbon-rich material made by heating biomass without oxygen (pyrolysis). It locks carbon away for decades to centuries and can improve soil health by enhancing water retention, nutrient availability, and soil structure.

We use various transportation methods including rail and trucking to deliver biochar to the East River region for agricultural application on unproductive corn fields and other marginal agricultural land. This flexible approach ensures efficient, cost-effective distribution.

Our process reduces wildfire risk by removing forest residues, sequesters carbon for centuries, produces clean renewable energy, and improves soil health. Each ton of biochar can sequester 2-3 tons of CO₂ equivalent.