High-quality biochar (biochar / biocoal) for industrial use. Made from agricultural production waste — carbon negative, with no deforestation — and delivered to any point in Europe by sea, rail or road through the nearest port within a week.
Biochar that has undergone high-temperature thermal treatment (calcination). In client correspondence and inquiries, this product goes by different names — biochar, biocoal, biocarbon, biocoal — but technically it is the same calcinated biocarbon. It has a high degree of carbonisation and minimal volatile matter. Used as a reducing agent and carbon-bearing feedstock in metallurgical processes, replacing fossil coal.
A specialised biochar with a controlled chemical composition and minimal phosphorus content, adjustable to order requirements. Designed for production where phosphorus is undesirable — primarily for smelting high-quality steels and special alloys.
Biochar with ultra-low and zero sulphur content, a critical parameter for a number of metallurgical and chemical processes. Eliminates the risk of sulphur contamination and ensures consistent quality of the final product.
A renewable carbon reducing agent for steel and chrome — an environmentally clean alternative to traditional coals and coke. European regulation is introducing increasingly strict restrictions on the use of coal in metallurgy, and there are only a handful of manufacturers of a quality biomass-based equivalent, since the calcination process is complex and requires precise control. It reduces the carbon footprint of smelting production and meets ESG and CBAM requirements. Made only from agricultural production waste — with no wood and no deforestation, carbon negative.
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