Der Beitrag New System Installation erschien zuerst auf PYREG GmbH.

Der Beitrag Jörg zu Dohna is a guest at the “Hope for change” Talk by ProSieben TV erschien zuerst auf PYREG GmbH.

Being able to build even more CarbonDioxydeRemoval (CDR) plants faster is not only desirable – we are already on our way. The potential and importance for climate protection has now been recognized worldwide.

Der Beitrag ntv Wissen documentary: “How the CO2 absorber works” erschien zuerst auf PYREG GmbH.

Our high-tech carbonization machines (50+ in the global market) have gained industry recognition for their ability to produce high-quality biochar that meets the stringent eligibility requirements set by the Puro Standard for CO₂ Removal Certificates (CORCs).
We are excited to offer biochar producers the opportunity to monetize their carbon removal operations by leveraging the credibility and integrity of the Puro Standard. Through their Puro Accelerate program, Puro.earth further enables biochar producers to secure funding for their projects in development. Together, we aim to foster the expansion of carbon removal initiatives.

We look forward to collaborating with Puro.earth to advance the adoption of biochar as a powerful solution for carbon removal and the mitigation of climate change.

*Carbon removal activities will still need to be verified before they can be issued into CORCS under the Puro Standard.

Der Beitrag puro.earth & PYREG empower biochar suppliers to monetize their carbon removal activities erschien zuerst auf PYREG GmbH.

This is a translation of the text excerpts about our company:

Pyreg: Biochar from biomass
Compost, green waste, wood and manure are also CO₂ emitters. The engineering company Pyreg, for example, manufactures a system that converts CO₂ containing biomass residues into valuable biochar.
In this process, the biomass is converted into biochar under air extraction and high temperatures in so-called carbonization plants. This prevents a large proportion of the CO₂ contained in the biomass from escaping into the atmosphere. The biochar is used, for example, in agriculture to enrich the soil with nutrients and in and in industry as a component of building materials. There, the CO2 is “safely stored for thousands of years,” says Pyreg CEO Jörg zu Dohna. If the green waste were left to rot instead, the CO₂ stored during the plants’ growth phase would be released again. One ton of Biochar permanently binds almost three tons of CO₂ per year.
The system has a further advantage: Heat is generated in the carbonization process. The industrial company Thyssen-Krupp Rothe Erde, which produces large-diameter antifriction bearings, has installed a carbonization plant at its production site in Lippstadt. According to Wilfried Spintig, COO at Thyssen-Krupp Rothe Erde, it covers around 40 percent of the energy requirements for heating and warm water in the production halls, offices and staff rooms. That corresponds to the annual demand of just under 180 four-person households. Thyssen-Krupp Rothe Erde uses wood from packaging waste. Around 2,500 metric tons of wood residues are used annually to generate over 5300 megawatt hours of heat and heat and around 640 tons of biochar.
Demand for the carbonization plants has has risen sharply in the past the past two years. Over 50 plants are in operation worldwide and remove 30,000 metric tons of CO₂ annually. This corresponds to equivalent to the climate performance of 2.4 million trees. The technology has has its price: one plant costs around two million euros.

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Der Beitrag HANDELSBLATT about PYREG: “The climate polluter CO2 as a valuable material” erschien zuerst auf PYREG GmbH.

As a worldwide operating company, PYREG is developing a network of certified Service Partners for its customers in currently three continents. In addition to the proven PYREG service, the service partners guarantee long-term and direct on-site support for customers with services such as maintenance and technical support. Intensive training, regular audits and close ties guarantee the high quality standards of PYREG GmbH in terms of technical competence, short response time, direct availability of PYREG technology components and thus simplified handling for the operator and user. If required and on request, this partnership also includes the use of PYREG specialists.

HST, as a long-established Czech company focusing on customized system solutions and service, has been closely associated with PYREG since 2017 and has already gained extensive technical experience with PYREG since 2020: HST commissioned the first PYREG P500 in the Czech Republic at the wastewater treatment plant in Trutnov CZ. “In HST, we have been able to gain a proven specialist with expert staff as a service partner through certification. In order to be in a position to provide premium service to our customers, our demands on our partners are premium as well. HST with its managing director Petr Hellmich meets this excellently,” says Dr. Michael Merz, COO of PYREG.

The certification covers technical services such as quarterly maintenance, delivery and storage of spare and wear parts, and the performance of repair and service work on PYREG equipment during the warranty period and beyond.

Foto: Dr. Michael Merz (COO PYREG GmbH), Petr Hellmich (Managing Director HST Hydrosystémy s.r.o.) and Peter Wickert (Head of Service PYREG GmbH)

Der Beitrag The Czech company HST Hydrosystémy s.r.o., is the first official certified service partner of PYREG erschien zuerst auf PYREG GmbH.