In the 2018 report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), biochar is explicitly identified as an effective means of combating harmful greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. For this effective tool to make a meaningful contribution to climate protection, the underlying technology must be available in high volumes, with consistently high quality, and at competitive costs. Against this background, the new BIOMACON City Line  was designed from the outset to enable

The world’s only sewage sludge pyrolysis plant reached half a decade of continuous operation on January 10, 2026 – a milestone for efficiency, reliability, and climate-positive heat supply. In the process, large quantities of phosphorus were successfully recycled, significant amounts of CO₂ permanently bound, and valuable resources returned to the circular economy. The first scheduled shutdown of the plant is planned for spring 2026.