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In October 2025, a professional biochar conference for the CDR industry successfully concluded in Malaga, Spain. Industry experts and technology leaders gathered to discuss topics such as MRV (Modular Recycling Vehicle) digitization, carbon credit quality, raw material sustainability, and innovative biochar applications, with a focus on “Accelerating the Application of High-Integrity Biochar”. The conference, co-organized by Beston Group and Euthenia Energy, received strong industry recognition, which marked a significant step forward in the global CDR field.

A World-Class Lineup of Experts Sharing Leading-Edge Insights

SG Energies

The keynote session, presented by the President of SG Energies and Chairman of
Club Pyrogazéification, outlined the fundamentals of biomass quality and its impact on biochar
production. Covering topics from feedstock characteristics to process considerations, the presentation
enriched the conference program with practical industry insights.

Puro.earth

Head of Eligibility Services of Puro.earth presented the key updates to its 2025
Biochar Methodology, highlighting new rules for biomass sourcing, production standards, carbon
persistence, and monitoring—aimed at strengthening traceability and the integrity of biochar carbon
removal projects.

Isometric — Biochar Credit System Team

Isometric team members introduced its approach to accelerating high-integrity
biochar crediting, focusing on rigorous science, fast verification, and advanced digital MRV systems.
The session highlighted how its framework supports large-scale, credible biochar deployment.

A Healthier Earth — dMRV Innovation Team

A Healthier Earth outlined the evolving role of digital MRV in biochar production,
emphasizing real-time data, improved transparency, and smarter verification across the value chain. The
session highlighted how digital systems can enhance trust and accuracy in carbon removal projects.

Euthenia Energy

CEO of Euthenia Energy provided an overview of the global biochar market,
outlining its growing role in carbon sequestration, sustainable agriculture, and circular economy
development. His session highlighted current trends, and the long-term potential of biochar as a
scalable climate solution.

Beston Group

Beston Group presented key challenges facing biomass pyrolysis projects—ranging
from investment and feedstock stability to certification complexity and operational issues—and shared
practical insights drawn from its large-scale projects in Brazil and Bolivia.

Conference Highlights

Technical On-Site Tour
Strategic Cooperation
Open Q&A Session
Networking & Collaboration

Technical On-Site Tour

A major highlight of this summit was the exclusive site tour to Euthenia Energy’s benchmark
biochar production facility.

Led by Beston Group’s technical experts, participants explored each stage of the pyrolysis
workflow—from feedstock preparation and thermal conversion to final biochar output.

Strategic Cooperation

A key milestone of the conference was the signing of the Strategic Cooperation Agreement and
Phase II Project Launch between Beston Group and Euthenia Energy.

This collaboration signifies deeper joint commitment in technology innovation, carbon removal
deployment, and market expansion across Europe.

Open Q&A Session

Participants engaged directly with technology specialists, standard-setting experts, and project
developers.

Networking & Collaboration

The conference created a high-level networking environment where participants connected with
leading companies, investors, biochar developers, and technology providers.

Media Gallery

Registration

Speeches & Panels

Open Q&A

Networking

On-site Visit

Participant Feedback

Attendees from Portugal, Brazil, France, the United Kingdom, Germany, Canada, Nigeria, Poland, and other countries participated as observers throughout the conference. Following the sessions, many shared highly positive feedback, reflecting strong international recognition of the event’s professionalism and practical value.

—— Participant from Brazil

The conference was incredibly informative. The technical insights and real project cases helped us better understand the practical value of carbonization technology. We appreciate Beston’s professionalism and look forward to future cooperation.

Future Outlook

The success of this conference marks a significant leap forward in advancing high-integrity biochar deployment across Europe. BESTON extends its sincere gratitude to all attendees, partners, and organizers. The company will continue advancing global cooperation in carbon removal, promoting the standardization, commercialization, and wider adoption of biochar technologies, and contributing to the collective effort toward achieving carbon neutrality.

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Project Overview

To meet the solid waste treatment needs of Cape Town, South Africa, Beston Group deployed two BLJ-16 tire (rubber) and plastic pyrolysis equipment and a supporting BZJ-10 distillation unit. This project has been successfully put into operation, which achieved harmless and resource-efficient treatment of waste tires and plastics effectively resolved the client’s disposal difficulties.

Product:BLJ-16 Batch Pyrolysis Plant

Application:Pyrolysis waste plastics & tyres into valuable fuel oil

ConfigurationBZJ-10 distillation unit

Location:Cape Town, South Africa

8-16 t/d Batch BLJ-16 Pyrolysis Plant for a Local Plastics & Tyres Teatment Project in Cape Town

Customer Background

The Client is a leading environmental services company specializing in waste management and resource recovery, their core business involves specialized waste treatment. With the increasing amount of scrap tires (rubber) & plastic waste accumulated at factories, client was faced tremendous pressure to deal with it. According to this, they needed a solution:

01 Reduction treatment with lower operating costs

02 Solve the problem of plastic wax oil clogging

03 Get pyrolysis oil for use in aluminum furnaces or on old trucks

Challenges Faced by Client

Solid waste treatment

The customer’s factory has a large amount of non-recyclable waste that needs to be reduced.

High cost pressure

Smelters face high fuel costs and need to reduce costs.

Inefficient operation

Wax and oil blockage during the treatment process greatly reduces the treatment efficiency.

Customized Pyrolysis Solution for Tyes & Plastic

Beston Group provided a customized design for the client: the project used two BLJ-16 batch pyrolysis plants and an additional BZJ-10 distillation unit to efficiently process non-recyclable solid waste and obtain high-quality pyrolysis fuel oil.

Processing efficiency

Each BLJ-16 processes 10-16 tons of tyres and 8-10 tons of plastics daily, with a flexible batch design that outperforms traditional methods.

High-quality products

The BZJ-10 distillation unit is specially designed for pyrolysis oil purification. It can effectively remove impurities, moisture and gum in cracked oil, greatly improving the oil quality.

Comply with regulatory requirements

BLJ-16’s treatment mode prevents oil and gas leakage, safely processes plastics & tyres to meet environmental standards, helping clients avoid fines and production halts.

Positive Outcomes

This project successfully helped client comprehensively address its core challenges in waste tyres & plastic treatment and created significant economic and social value:

I am very happy with the service your engineers provided in all fields, well done guys!

Achieved Waste Volume Reduction: Successfully resolved challenges related to solid waste accumulation and environmental compliance.

Reduced Operating Costs: The pyrolysis oil produced, after being purified by the distillation, can be used directly or as fuel for the smelter or fleet trucks.

Enhanced Operational Efficiency: Effectively resolved the client’s previous issues with wax and oil blockages. The plant is now capable of running stably, efficiently, and continuously.