CARBON FOOTPRINT
In the age of “decarbonization”, does the carbonization of biomass not sound forward-looking to you? Rest assured, the exact opposite is the case. In contrast to the use of lignite or hard coal or burning the input material, the gentle carbonization in the PYREG process is active climate protection. When the natural material carbonizes, a large part of the carbon is permanently bound in the carbonizates. If the carbonizates are then worked into the soil as biochar, fertilizer or integrated into building materials as carbon fibre, the carbon is removed from the atmosphere for centuries.
With a PYREG Standard Unit P500, approximately 250 tonnes of biochar can be produced per year. Used as a soil conditioner, the same amount of CO2 per year can be bound as with 80,000 trees.



ENVIRONMENTAL FACTS AT A GLANCE
The PYREG systems are compact, decentralized systems that can be integrated easily into existing material cycles and infrastructure. Due to the CO2 sequestration and the production of reusable energy they are not only economically but also environmentally the write solution.