[Beneficial Carbon]

What is Biochar?

A 10,000 year track record and 20,000+ peer-reviewed scientific studies back biochar’s benefits - benefits in ready reach today plus, with continued R&D, even more exciting benefits for the future.

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[Biochar Uses]

Beneficial Carbon

Using patented climate technology and our revolutionary process.

[Uses Today]

Agriculture

Building Materials

Soil Amendment

Filtration

[Emerging Uses]

Solar Panels

Construction

Decontamination

Food Conservation

Batteries

Industry

Textiles

Health & Beauty

[The Process]

Biochar Production

Using patented climate technology and our revolutionary process.

[ 01 ]

Greenwaste is secured from existing waste management systems.

[ 02 ]

It is chipped, dried & heated in the absence of oxygen, solidifying & stabilizing the carbon.

[ 03 ]

Biogas & oil are produced that are used to fuel the process. The remaining carbon is biochar.

Our process is carbon negative, which means we also generate
high-quality biomass carbon removal and storage (BiCRS) carbon offsets.

[The Opportunity]

Boosting Biochar

Biochar is great, but America is missing out. Project Drawdown, a nonprofit that studies the viability of carbon sequestration products, published a low-end estimate of a 17,000X market expansion for biochar by 2050.

Low supplies and high costs have kept biochar from its full potential, keeping it out of reach for most who could capitalize immediately on its many benefits.

Until now.

reCap will produce at quantities and prices no current U.S. biochar producer can match.

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[Articles]

From The Blog

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July 15, 2026

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Building Better Soil

reCap joined UF/IFAS, USDA, and Central Florida growers to explore how biochar and compost can build healthier, more resilient Florida soils. We heard about EQIP funding, emerging citrus research from UF/IFAS, and how reCap’s OMRI‑listed, Fresh From Florida biochar can support growers statewide.

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June 23, 2026

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Day 1 at FAC '26

reCap kicks off day one at the Florida Association of Counties annual conference in Orange County, sharing our award-winning Leon County success and talking with county leaders about yard trash solutions.

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December 9, 2022

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Our First Visitors

reCap welcomed the Leon County Insights and Inputs group for its first open house, giving local residents a firsthand look at the operation.