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From bio-residue to cleaner air.

Small, local,
and connected.

A compact kiln. A collection network.
A record that follows every batch.

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Our vision is to provide an alternative to crop-residue burning in Punjab and Haryana.
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Biochar is a carbon-rich material made by heating suitable residue with limited oxygen. The system we are developing brings three parts together.

01

A compact kiln.

Controlled heat turns suitable crop and forest residues into biochar, close to where they are collected.

02

A local collection network.

People bring the residue in. The model is designed to make collection worthwhile and keep responsibility rooted in the community.

03

A digital record.

Feedstock, production, quality, and end use are connected in a record that independent reviewers can examine.

See how the system connects
The CarbonPod / in development
Residue enters a compact kiln. Biochar leaves it. Records connect the process.RESIDUEBIOCHARCONNECTED RECORDS
Biochar and carbon removal

Quality and eligible long-term use must be established. Net removal accounts for project emissions; independent review and registry approval precede credit issuance.

This is the model we are developing. New crop residues need their own trials and evidence.