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Transforming Beach-Cast Seaweed into Biochar for Soil Improvement: Researchers produced biochar from beach-cast seaweed to improve acidic soils. Higher pyrolysis temperatures resulted in more stable biochar, enhancing soil pH and nutrient availability. This sustainable approach utilizes abundant biomass, offering a cost-effective solution for soil health and sustainable agriculture. The findings suggest that beach-cast seaweed biochar could be a cost-effective and environmentally friendly solution for soil amelioration, contributing to sustainable agricultural practices. #BioChar #BioEnergy #BioGas #BioOil https://lnkd.in/gCz7yGWK

How This Company Uses Biochar To Reverse Soil Degradation #BioChar: Marine BioMass opportunities “Biochar is a pure and stable form of carbon—it can last for hundreds of thousands of years, so by adding it to the soil, biochar can directly address soil degradation while benefiting soil health by increasing nutrient and water retention and repairing the soil microbiome.” “The biochar market is already growing fast—and most analytics firms are forecasting ~15% CAGR over the coming decade,” said Kallestad. “That’s a great reason to be bullish on biochar in the near-term, though clearly it will vary across sectors.” #BioMass #BioEnergy #BioFuel https://lnkd.in/gsftp_YX

Barbados launches first sargassum biomethane powered vehicle Rum and Sargassum Inc., a local deep-tech start-up, and The University of the West Indies Cave Hill campus have launched the first vehicle powered by bio-compressed natural gas (CNG) The bio-CNG uses rum distillery wastewater and a sargassum-based biomethane, an innovative fuel source derived from the invasive seaweed which is plaguing the region’s coasts. The seasonal issue posed by sargassum on the island’s beaches is now being turned into a valuable resource as the country seeks to achieve its goal of becoming a 100 per cent renewable energy and carbon-neutral island state by 2030. https://lnkd.in/gEfF9WN6 #BioEnergy #BioFuel #BioMethane

Green Petroleum - Solutions Focused Environmental Remediation - Sustainable Industry - Socioeconomic Development “We collaborate with regional governments, communities, research institutions and other stakeholders in delivering environmentally friendly and socio-economically sustainable value chains.” #BioMass #BioEnergy #BioOil #BioChar https://lnkd.in/gGcvwVQc

Sargassum: A valuable feedstock for BioGas, BioOil and BioChar PYROLYSIS Thermal Conversion of Biomass Biochar is produced during pyrolysis or gasification - the super heating and thermal conversion of biomass in limited oxygen at high temperatures (350-700°C) in a specially designed furnace that captures all of the emissions produced. Biomass Converted to Renewable Energy During pyrolysis, biochar is only one of the many valuable bioenergy and bioproducts produced. Volatile gases (methane, carbon monoxide and other combustible gases), hydrocarbons and most of the oxygen in the biomass are burned or driven off, leaving carbon-enriched biochar. #BioEnergy #BioGas #BioOil #BioChar https://lnkd.in/gGhiSgfs

Biomass Feedstock for Renewable Energy Biomass Converted to Renewable Energy: During pyrolysis, biochar is only one of the many valuable bioenergy and bioproducts produced. Volatile gases (methane, carbon monoxide and other combustible gases), hydrocarbons and most of the oxygen in the biomass are burned or driven off, leaving carbon-enriched biochar. All of the emissions (better known as air pollution and greenhouse gases) typically associated with burning biomass are captured and condensed into liquid fuels like bio-oil, industrial chemicals, or syngas (synthetic gas). These products can be containerized for sale, for future use at the production facility or used on-site as part of the process for energy production. #BioEnergy #BioOil #BioGas https://lnkd.in/grdZgQaR

Renewable energy: Marine BioChar BENEFITS: Biomass Converted to Renewable Energy— During pyrolysis, biochar is only one of the many valuable bioenergy and bioproducts produced. Volatile gases (methane, carbon monoxide and other combustible gases), hydrocarbons and most of the oxygen in the biomass are burned or driven off, leaving carbon-enriched biochar. https://lnkd.in/gKWExWns

Renewable energy: Marine BioChar BENEFITS: Biomass Converted to Renewable Energy— During pyrolysis, biochar is only one of the many valuable bioenergy and bioproducts produced. Volatile gases (methane, carbon monoxide and other combustible gases), hydrocarbons and most of the oxygen in the biomass are burned or driven off, leaving carbon-enriched biochar. https://lnkd.in/gKWExWns

“The Sea's best kept secret: the use of seaweed as a source of biohydrogen for clean and renewable energy” showcases the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats to potential seaweed biorefineries.

What makes shipping fuel green? Green hydrogen is produced by splitting water into hydrogen and oxygen using electricity generated by wind, solar or other renewable sources. Green ammonia is formed by combining nitrogen from the air and green hydrogen through a process called Haber-Bosch. Green methanol is either generated by heating plant or other organic waste to create a gas that can then be converted into bio-methanol, or by combining green hydrogen and captured CO₂ to make e-methanol. #BioHydrogen #Methanol https://lnkd.in/gmg-KAHh