Biochar produced from agricultural waste is internationally recognised as a means of carbon removal and can be used in agricultural and industrial applications. According to available data, every tonne of biochar used can remove 3.6 tonnes of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. Because of its colour, high specific surface area and excellent thermal stability, biochar is being studied as a replacement for conventional petroleum-derived carbon black and as an additive for plastics, paints and building materials. This biochar-based carbon-black material has obtained European Biochar Certificate (EBC) certification and has been confirmed as complying with the European Union’s RoHS requirements.more
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Biochar produced from agricultural waste is internationally recognised as a means of carbon removal and can be used in agricultural and industrial applications. According to available data, every tonne of biochar used can remove 3.6 tonnes of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. Because of its colour, high specific surface area and excellent thermal stability, biochar is being studied as a replacement for conventional petroleum-derived carbon black and as an additive for plastics, paints and building materials. This biochar-based carbon-black material has obtained European Biochar Certificate (EBC) certification and has been confirmed as complying with the European Union’s RoHS requirements.