In a world under pressure to reduce carbon emissions and improve the environment, biochar is a proven means of storing CO2 and restoring soil quality. In a mission to bring biochar to the southeastern U.S. and give local farmers a way to improve soil while sequestering carbon, Restoration Bioproducts is building its flagship facility in Waverly, Virginia.

What is biochar? Why an ancient farming technique could help fight climate change

Carbon Streaming Corporation is delighted to announce that it will provide Microsoft with carbon removal credits from the Waverly Biochar project in Waverly, Virginia

Carbon Streaming Announces Financial Results For The Three And Six Months Ended June 30, 2023

The company expects to see sales on over 10 of its 22 projects this year

Fascinating presentation on Virginia’s emerging biochar market at the 2023 Virginia Forestry Summt In Colonial Williamsburg.

Jeff Waldon, Otto Wachsmann, and Sidney Harrison discuss the win for the area.

Jeff Waldon, Otto Wachsmann, and Sidney Harrison discuss the win for the area.

Agriculture and forestry make up the largest part of Virginia’s economy – and both areas produce waste products like wood that’s left over when sawmills make construction material or corn husks and other parts of a crop that are not processed for food.

Restoration Bioproducts to produce biochar and green energy