Biochar in Northeast India: Assam, Bamboo and the Brahmaputra Valley
The Northeast has more biomass per hectare than anywhere in India — and the hardest logistics. What works for biochar in Assam and the hills, and what does not.
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The Northeast has more biomass per hectare than anywhere in India — and the hardest logistics. What works for biochar in Assam and the hills, and what does not.
Read articleCan tea prunings and bamboo residue in Assam become carbon credits? Real yields from 5,000 tonnes, the rain problem, the additionality trap, and what it costs.
Read articleSection by section, what belongs in a biochar feasibility study, what data you must supply, what it costs, and how to tell a real study from a sales brochure.
Read articleA simple guide to turning bamboo into biochar: how much you get from 200 tonnes, which kiln to use, what it is worth, and the mistakes to avoid.
Read articleHow to choose between artisanal, batch and continuous pyrolysis — what drives biochar quality, permanence and unit economics, and what sinks projects.
Read articleIndia burns millions of tonnes of crop residue each winter. How that stubble becomes biochar and income — and what separates a real project from hype.
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