Wood vinegar liquid can be obtained by pyrolysis and carbonization of biomass raw materials such as wood chips, rice straw, straw, and fruit shells. Simply put, it is obtained by naturally cooling and liquefying the smoke emitted during the burning of these biomass into charcoal. Due to its many functions such as disinfection and sterilization, it plays an important role in agriculture, industry and other fields.

Steven and Stella from Hai Qi Group attended the second partner launching ceremony for the members of the Industrial Alliance for the Fourth Industrial Revolution (IA4IR) initiated by the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) in Shanghai as representatives of the Group.

Discover the transformative power of biochar in combating climate change. Explore how biomass carbonization solution sequesters carbon, reduces emissions, and enhances soil quality for a greener future.

In addition to biochar and electricity, our Biomass Carbonization CHP System yields valuable outputs like wood vinegar, wood tar, and carbon sinks. While carbon sinks are familiar, wood vinegar and wood tar hold diverse applications that are worth exploring.

In a rapidly changing world marked by industrialization and urbanization, urgent climate action is essential as global warming and extreme weather silently transform our planet.

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