Bio-char

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July 09, 2021

by a searcher from London Business School in London, UK

Hi... does anyone have any experience with bio-char here?... I am interested to understand better the market dynamics, the regions, key players in this area, prospects and any other factors that may be relevant. Thanks

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from University of Toronto in Edmonton, AB, Canada
You're asking for a lot of information, so I can at least point you in the right direction. This is a deep rabbit hole. Here is a good place to start, scroll down to download the full report: https://pyrolist.com/blog/Practical-Experiences-of-Users-in%20Australia-and-New-Zealand#:~:text=In%20March%20and%20April%20of,The%20survey%20found%20that%3A&text=Wood%20vinegar%20is%20being%20used,plant%20health%20and%20crop%20quality.
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from McGill University in Toronto, ON, Canada
There’s a company here in Canada that recently went public called Anaergia. You might want to read their filings. As far as I know, biochar is a regulatory play and it’s hugely capital intensive - not a great search fit. Most of the economics come from tipping fees on garbage, not from selling the actual char. Maybe someone who knows more than me can comment.
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