MaxSum Environmental, the vanguard of Biochar Project development. As a fully integrated entity, we are uniquely positioned to provide comprehensive solutions for projects at every stage of development.
Our robust financial capabilities empower us to furnish both working and investment capital, catering to projects that are in their nascent stages or those seeking expansion. We are not just a financial partner, but a strategic ally, committed to driving your project towards success.
At Max Carbon Solutions, we pride ourselves on our technical prowess. Our team of experts offers unparalleled guidance on project design, ensuring your venture is both efficient and sustainable. We are also adept at carbon credit development and sales, helping you navigate this complex landscape with ease.
In light of the skepticism surrounding nature-based carbon credits like avoided deforestation, it’s become increasingly challenging for carbon offset buyers to discern the true value of their investments and whether those credits will remain valid in the long term.
However, when you engage with carbon removal projects like biochar production, you gain a clear, highly reliable understanding of the carbon you’re actively removing from the environment. Not only can you be certain that these projects are achieving their intended outcomes, but you can also trace the exact utilization of the biochar associated with your carbon removal credits.
Launching carbon removal projects, such as those focused on biochar, is a significant undertaking. It demands an extensive 18-month planning and construction process, contingent on various factors like feedstock selection and equipment choices. To ensure your carbon removal project qualifies for top-tier credits, it’s imperative to seek qualified guidance during the planning phase. This way, you can be confident in the high standards and effectiveness of your chosen projects.
Based on ancient agricultural practice, Biochar is a tried and tested technology for improving soil quality and increasing crop yield.
Potential to permanently sequester - giga tons of carbon annually. Sources (feedstock) and uses for biochar are almost limitless in the US and remain largely untapped.
Biochar offers the least expensive option for carbon removal available today. Compared to DAC 2-3x more expensive per ton removed with no co-benefit.
Currently a sub-scale cottage industry, hyper local and lacking
in financial expertise
Lack of capital in the sector means projects are financed individually form a variety of disparate sources eg. USDA, carbon credits...
Cottage industry managed at the project level. No vertical integration or strategic approach to the sector...
Industry players are not lacking in the necessary technical expertise but there business or financial expertise to execute their vision...
Biochar is a fine-grained charcoal high in organic carbon and largely resistant to decomposition. It is produced from pyrolysis of plant and other waste feedstocks.
4 sasqua Rd, Norwalk, CT 06855
Jeff@maxsumenvironmental.com
203-856-1538
Biochar is a fine-grained charcoal high in organic carbon and largely resistant to decomposition. It is produced from pyrolysis of plant and other waste feedstocks.
4 sasqua Rd, Norwalk, CT 06855
Jeff@maxsumenvironmental.com
203-856-1538
