Thanks Kelpie Im staying tuned. Keep on truckin Cheers David Derbowka

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Dear Biochar Pals, Below is a recent announcement I sent to my mailing list, and I thought I should post this here as well. BTW - since I started manufacturing and selling kilns one year ago, I have s

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Now that the application of Biochar has its own official USDA-NRCS specification, it seems to me that "Technical Service Providers" can be [already are?] certified to allow reimbursement by NRCS to ag

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This paper came across my desk this morning. I haven't had time to dig through it completely, but it looks intriguing.

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I am temporary out of office and will return June 7th. Emails will only be read sporadically. All the best, Harald Bier

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I am temporary out of office and will return June 7th. Emails will only be read sporadically. All the best, Harald Bier

#climatechange #biochar

I am temporary out of office and will return June 7th. Emails will only be read sporadically. All the best, Harald Bier

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I am temporary out of office and will return June 7th. Emails will only be read sporadically. All the best, Harald Bier

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Thanks, Jeff. This seems like an important development. Both a credibility enhancer and a way for PURO to grow. Biochar is mentioned in the article. Kim

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FYI, this is a major, although indirect, endorsement of biochar as a climate change mitigation strategy: https://www.businessgreen.com/news/4032161/nasdaq-snaps-majority-stake-carbon-removal-marketpla

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Tom, I agree with you. Small scale is the problem. Pyreg is great, but its really expensive. My economics show that you can breakeven with a $50 tipping fee and $75 carbon credits (no other sales valu

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Rob, This is all true and it is great to see the progress by Carbo Culture and Pyreg at what is industrially a small scale (~30,000 dry tpy ~4 dry tph). It is difficult to get pyrolysis processes fina

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Tom - I think the 250,000 tons of chips refers to wet. I believe they pay $30/ton. Even drying the chips with process heat and re-selling them would be a good use. Standard Biocarbon in Maine is putti

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Rob, Mike Antal passed in 2015. The technology he developed at the University of Hawaii has been adopted and modified by Carbon Culture. At this stage it is still at the beginning of scale up and has

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Albert, I have become involved in a project in Vermont which is intended to replace a biomass chip burner producing 20MW, while consuming 250,000 tons of woodchips per year. Apparently, the electricit

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Seems like packaging old wine in new bottles. From the article it would seem: Carbo Culture steers clear of using the word ‘biochar.’ Biocarbon seems okay. They licensed the Michael Antal patent for p

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Huge shout out to Carbo Culture for securing $6.2 seed funding which will be used to grow their team, pursue product development, and build one of Europe’s largest carbon removal facilities. https://t

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Interesting video was recently released in India on three decentralized sites that separate liquid from solids and produce biochar. https://vimeo.com/467730252/eabf702e3c

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AN URGENT APPEAL TO THE #BIOCHAR COMMUNITY - DUE 16.12.2020 we recently came to know that the European Commission has launched a public consultation on the EU Taxonomy criteria for the two sustainabil

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Michael, I believe that the major unique benefit of biochar in soil is to induce carbon sequestration. For that you need incentives. There are other benefits in soil of course, but in most cases they

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