Easier said, but we did it.

We’ve worked hard to ensure a positive impact is made at every step of our value chain.

Here’s a breakdown of each part…

01

Utilize Waste

We are targeting biomass sources that are causing clear harm in their current management; what we call ‘impact feedstocks.’

Our first one is biosolids.

Today, the majority of biosolids either go to landfill to emit as methane…

Preventing the landfilling of biosolids can avoid up to 24 tons of CO2 per ton of OurCarbon® produced.

15%

of US methane emissions are from organics like biosolids going to landfill

…or are spread on cropland where its contaminants leach into soils and waterways.

Stopping the land application of biosolids keeps contaminants out of our food and eco systems and allows us to destroy them through our technology.

US EPA

officially gave biosolids on land a Superfund contamination designation on July 8, 2024

02

Leverage Technology

We’re born from Bioforcetech’s technology; a leading provider of biological drying and advanced pyrolysis units.

Bioforcetech is fully scaled processing biosolids in North America and Italy. They are the only full scale operational biosolids pyrolysis in both countries, and their technology has been published by the EPA to destroy/remove contaminants, including forever chemicals like PFAS from biosolids.

03

Fix Carbon

Bioforcetech’s process forces the carbon molecules found in organic materials to form strong bonds that won’t be broken in normal natural environments. This ‘fixed’ carbon content is considered to be permanantly removed from the carbon cycle.

For every ton of OurCarbon produced, over 1 ton of CO2e is removed from the atmospheric cycle.

-1.02 Tons

of CO2e are removed from the carbon cycle and fixed within every ton of OurCarbon, even after considering the inputs required to make it.

04

Store Carbon

When utilized in concrete or asphalt, OurCarbon is durably stored permanently in a way that can be tracked and traced with high confidence. This value chain can help decarbonize the construction industry, an industry responsible for a large share of emissions and waste.

05

Change Industry

When used as a pigment, OurCarbon replaces a fossil derived class 2b carcinogen known as Carbon Black. This industry standard pigment emits carbon in production. OurCarbon® is carbon negative and bio-based.

If you have any questions on our impact, please reach out.