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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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News15 September 2026· Biochar Feed

Flash heating creates durable, eco-friendly EMI-blocking materials

Researchers created a composite using flash-Joule-heated bamboo biochar, achieving 36.7 dB EMI shielding with 84% absorption and a 173% increase in fracture toughness.

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Flash heating creates durable, eco-friendly EMI-blocking materials
News11 September 2026· Biochar Feed

Producing biochar from waste biomass in Wales for carbon removal

Carbon Hill's upgraded biochar plant in Wales now produces 2.5–3.0 tonnes daily, enhancing carbon sequestration efforts.

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Producing biochar from waste biomass in Wales for carbon removal
News9 September 2026· Biochar Feed

Coffee waste could replace foam home insulation, study finds

Researchers in South Korea have developed an insulation material from spent coffee grounds that performs comparably to Styrofoam. The material is biodegradable and uses a plant-based binder.

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Coffee waste could replace foam home insulation, study finds
News6 July 2026· Biochar Feed

How architects are rethinking housing design to address rising heat in Indian cities

Ant Studio in Noida has designed a sustainable home for Kamran Haider using green cement and biochar to offset carbon emissions. This approach highlights the potential for advanced carbon materials like biochar to enhance sustainability in building design by reducing embodied carbon and improving energy efficiency.

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How architects are rethinking housing design to address rising heat in Indian cities