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I'm looking at doing something similar (in Scotland) and am investigating the possibility of a small, on-site bio-char reactor. Without a huge amount of resear
by kisamoto 6y ago
I'm looking at doing something similar (in Scotland) and am investigating the possibility of a small, on-site bio-char reactor.
Without a huge amount of research so far my high level plan is to convert waste bio-mass into biochar to sequester the carbon and then use the biochar as a fertiliser; for drainage etc. As long as it doesn't get burned then it should also work as a carbon sink.
- Pfhreak 6y agoI've considered this too, and honestly considered exiting the software industry to dive into this space. But I haven't really sat down and done the legwork yet.