Built in Britain.
Built to run.
A hybrid biochar plant designed, built, commissioned and supported by one engineering team, running 8,200 hours a year at plants across the UK, Europe and North America. Biochar, heat, electricity and carbon credits from one machine.
Make biochar without a shift manager.
Making biochar is not hard. Making it well, to a certificate, at the same rate every hour, for twenty years, without someone standing beside the machine, is the whole job. That is what the C1000 was engineered for.
Wood in. Four things out.
Wet chip goes in at the top loader. The ECO dryer takes it from around 50% moisture to 10% using the plant's own heat. The C1000 converts it: biochar out of one end, clean hot gas through a heat exchanger out of the other, then a wet scrubber before the stack. Every kilowatt is measured at the point of use through a certified meter. The number you see is the number you get.
Plants in the ground.
A register, not a gallery, in commissioning order. A further four plants for another customer are in the pipeline.
This is not regenerative farming.
This is biochar farming.
Next to the factory is a working farm that has run on Woodtek biochar since 2019. No bought nitrogen, half the straw, a field that stays green in a drought. The full story, the numbers and the method are on their own page.
