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Position Paper23 September 2026· Advanced Carbons Council

Engineered carbon is industrial infrastructure: The case for a U.S. carbon materials innovation platform

The Advanced Carbons Council calls for a U.S. carbon materials innovation platform focused on standards, testing and buyer qualification. The paper links engineered-carbon supply chains to manufacturing, energy, defense and AI infrastructure. Serves as a model for governments world-wide.

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News7 September 2026· Biochar Feed

Char Tech develops pyrolysis to fuels sites; RNG news from Waga, Neogenyx

Char Technologies is launching its first commercial-scale pyrolysis plant in Thorold, Ontario, this month. The facility will produce biocarbon and renewable natural gas from woody biomass.

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Char Tech develops pyrolysis to fuels sites; RNG news from Waga, Neogenyx
News5 August 2026· Biochar Feed

Biochar provides new recovery path for Helene

The North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality awarded $1 million for mobile biochar equipment to convert Hurricane Helene debris into a soil amendment for flood-damaged farmland in Haywood County.

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Biochar provides new recovery path for Helene
News29 July 2026· Biochar Feed

Spent coffee grounds could be used as biochar to treat toxic gas

Researchers at Yunnan Minzu University developed a biochar catalyst from spent coffee grounds that converts over 99% of hydrogen sulfide into elemental sulfur, offering a sustainable waste treatment solution.

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Spent coffee grounds could be used as biochar to treat toxic gas