An atmosphere that enables people and the planet to thrive - stabilizing the climate with warming limited to 1.5 ⁰C and drastically reduced air pollution.
Our mission is to accelerate durable Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) with permanence over 100 years.
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Biochar Climate Resolution (BCR), a Kenyan-based company, addresses the climate crisis by focusing on Net-Zero planning and rapid carbon dioxide removal (CDR) to meet world's climate goals by 2050. BCR emphasizes the urgent need to curb greenhouse gas emissions and simultaneously remove carbon at scale, creating a carbon-negative society. The company operates in the biochar industry, producing products with the potential to sequester CO₂ for centuries. BCR's efforts extend beyond being a carbon sink, recognizing nature's multifaceted functions essential for life on Earth. By deploying biochar products, BCR aims to store CO₂ for extended periods, contributing to a net-negative emissions world. The company is actively involved in reducing short-lived climate pollutants, such as methane and black carbon, addressing both climate change and air pollution. BCR's overarching philosophy is to minimize human interference in the climate system while catalyzing sustainable solutions for a resilient and climate-responsible future in Kenya.
Green vegetation types can be utilized to produce biochar, a carbon-rich material obtained through the process of pyrolysis.
Bamboo is often considered an excellent material for biochar production due to its high cellulose content and fast growth rate.
Pyrolysis involves heating biomass in the absence of oxygen, converting it into biochar while also producing bioenergy.
This shows resultant biochar products made of bamboo that can be used as organic manure.
It acts as a stable carbon source, enhancing soil structure, nutrient retention, and microbial activity.
Compacting this biochar into pellets increases convenience for application.
These pellets can be spread across the soil surface as shown in the next frame.
The prepared biochar are then applied as a top layer around plants as demonstrated. Its application has profound impacts on soil health, plant growth, and environmental sustainability.
Biochar, a form of charcoal produced from organic matter, sequesters carbon in soil, mitigating greenhouse gas emissions. By sequestering carbon and improving soil health, biochar contributes to climate change mitigation and adaptation efforts, promoting sustainable agriculture.
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Biochar Climar Resolution (BCR) is currently focused on Lake Region Economic Bloc in Kenya.
