Canadian company Char Technologies has begun production at its biocarbon facility, which has a maximum capacity of five mt of biocarbon a day. The Ontario firm said the plant will be able to generate commercial quantities of SulfaChar, a zero-waste activated charcoal, and carbon-neutral bio-coal CleanFyre, set to be tested as part of a project with ArcelorMittal Dofasco and Walker Environmental. SulfaCHAR is a zero-waste activated charcoal, with application in the desulfurization of renewable natural gas. “Biochar is an important component in our efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from fossil fuels,” said Mark Brown, president of Char Technologies.
Canadian company Char Technologies has begun production at its biocarbon facility, which has a maximum capacity of five mt of biocarbon a day. The Ontario firm said the plant will be able to generate commercial quantities of SulfaChar, a zero-waste activated charcoal, and carbon-neutral bio-coal CleanFyre, set to be tested as part of a project with ArcelorMittal Dofasco and Walker Environmental. “Biochar is an important component in our efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from fossil fuels,” said Mark Brown, president of Char Technologies.