Down to Earth Climate Tech

We are a biochar carbon removal company located in Finland

Our Approach

Together with our partners, we integrate pyrolysis where sidestreams are generated to produce biochar, carbon removal, and energy. By establishing industrial ecosystems we can achieve mutual environmental, social, and economic benefits.

Who Are We?

Our international team consists of researchers, engineers, and business experts. In addition to the industrial operations, we are an active R&D partner. With our pilot-scale pyrolysis reactors, we can make proof-of-concept studies on new biomass feedstocks and develop biochar for value-added applications.

Biochar coming out of pilot scale continous pyrolysis process

PUHI Karanoja

Our first biochar production plant is located in the Industrial Park MORE, Hämeenlinna, Finland. The location is ideal for biochar production as it allows local cooperation, is close to the feedstock and has access to the district heating network.

Products & Services

Biochar preorder

Biochar production will begin in Q3 2024; we are currently taking pre-orders. Biochar will be certified according to the European Biochar Certificate.
Carbon credits preorder

Carbon credits based on Biochar Carbon Removal (BCR). Credits will be certified according to international carbon standard.
Piloting services

With our lab-scale batch and continuous pyrolysis reactors, we can study your feedstock’s suitability for commercial biochar production.
Carbon sequestration and removal

Our comprehensive turnkey solution helps your company achieve climate targets by integrating an ecosystem of biochar production and applications into your value chain.

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News

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Jan 24, 2025

Tackling PFAS Pollution: The Potential of Pyrolysis and Biochar

Jan 24, 2025

PFAS pollution has, with good reason, been making a lot of headlines in the news lately. These carcinogens have spread across the globe, and can now be found in almost everywhere — from our drinking water to the bottom of Mariana Trench. So far, there hasn’t been a clear solution to the issue (there’s a reason these pollutants are called “Forever Chemicals), but pyrolysis and biochar could potentially be part of the solution.

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Jan 24, 2025