BC Biocarbon
BC Biocarbon converts wood waste into biochar soil products and certified carbon removal credits.
Founded
2011BC Biocarbon converts wood waste into biochar soil products and certified carbon removal credits.
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Black Bear Biochar is a soil input made through a proprietary continuous-feed pyrolysis process. It provides soil structure, water retention, and microbial support while locking carbon in soil for centuries.
BC Biocarbon produces CO₂ Removal Certificates (CORCs) certified by Puro.earth. It says it was the first Canadian company to issue the credits and offers partners a way to convert biomass waste into climate value.
The company transforms biomass waste into carbon-sequestering, soil-building solutions.
BC Biocarbon brings together technical and commercial professionals to transform biomass waste into tools for soil productivity and climate impact.
The company uses proprietary technology and partnerships and has traction in horticulture, focusing on soil productivity inputs and carbon removal at scale.
The page invites questions about Black Bear Biochar, carbon credits, and how its technology fits an operation.
BC Biocarbon transforms wood residuals into soil and climate solutions, including organic biochar and certified carbon removal services for growers and businesses.
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A new biorefinery in Carrot River, Saskatchewan, is commissioning ahead of planned production in January. The facility will monetize residuals produced by Dunkley Lumber Ltd. and eliminate the use of beehive burners to burn them.
Nov 2023 · DOB EnergyNews article
BioLesna Carbon Technologies LP secures CA$10 million for a new biorefinery in Carrot River, Saskatchewan.
Jul 2023 · Bioenergy InternationalNews article
BC Biocarbon and Dunkley Lumber Ltd. form a joint venture to build a biorefinery in Carrot River, Saskatchewan. The facility is described as first-of-its-kind.
Jun 2023 · Canadian Biomass MagazineNews article
BC Biocarbon teams with Dunkley Lumber. Natural Resources Minister Jonathan Wilkinson announces a $10 million contribution to BioLesna Carbon Technologies LP.
Jun 2023 · Wood Bioenergy MagazineNews article