Technology

The technology behind the next chapter.

WasteX is our technology partner. The Titan v3.0 concept below illustrates the supplied equipment reference, with project engineering and performance still to be confirmed.

ENVIID project documentation

Equipment reference

WasteX Titan v3.0

Concept-stage design information from the August 2026 vendor brochure. These ranges are not verified ENVIID operating results.

Feedstock processing
150–300 kg/h
Biochar conversion
30–40%
Pyrolysis temperature
700–800 °C
Residence time
10–30 min

Solution

Pyrolysis of corn cob into biochar.

Heating biomass with limited oxygen produces biochar, a carbon-rich material. Storage durability and net removal depend on feedstock, process conditions, laboratory results and the applicable methodology.

  1. 01

    Feedstock collection

    Corn cob that would be landfilled or burned is collected from local partners.

  2. 02

    Drying & pyrolysis

    Proven small-scale pyrolysis reactors convert biomass into biochar and heat.

  3. 03

    MRV & certification

    Every batch is recorded for monitoring, reporting and verification (MRV) toward carbon removal credits.

  4. 04

    Biochar use

    Biochar goes to cement, fertilizer, farmers and SMEs.

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