EMEA > Biochar carbon removal has the potential to stand the test of time -study

Biochar carbon removal has the potential to stand the test of time -study

Published 13:19 on June 11, 2024  /  Last updated at 13:20 on June 11, 2024  / /  EMEA, EU ETS, Voluntary

Carbon stored through biochar may remain in the soil or certain materials for decades, centuries, or even millennia, making it a valid option for the upcoming EU certification methodology if stricter rules apply, according to a study.
Carbon stored through biochar may remain in the soil or certain materials for decades, centuries, or even millennia, making it a valid option for the upcoming EU certification methodology if stricter rules apply, according to a study.


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