South African startup B10 Char is set to begin operations at a $2-million (R35.7 million) biochar plant in Mpumalanga after finishing construction of the facility earlier this week.
Biochar is being touted as a potential carbon-capturing solution. The product is made similarly to charcoal by heating wood and other biowaste above 400°C in an oxygen-deprived oven.
In addition to wood chips, biochar can be produced from biowaste, including food and plant waste, agricultural residue, and animal waste, as its starting…
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