No. Our equipment is optimized for organic biomass. We recommend utilizing low-cost agricultural waste such as corn cobs, rice husks, or sawdust to ensure cost-effective and efficient production.

No. These by-products are not collected for external use. Instead, they are recycled within the pyrolysis chamber to maintain heat, significantly lowering fuel consumption and improving efficiency.

WasteX’s biomass pyrolysis equipment runs primarily on biomass fuel and requires minimal electricity for the motor. It operates on a 220V single-phase supply with typical consumption of about 6.6 kWh per day.

Not at this time. Certifications from Puro.earth, Verra, and Isometric are generally designed for large-scale, industrial projects. Our equipment is certified by Carbon Standards International (CSI) under the Global Artisan C-Sink, which is specifically tailored for small and medium-scale operations.

Yes. We offer comprehensive operator training during implementation, covering equipment operation, troubleshooting, and data recording through our optional dMRV application. We also share best practices for applying biochar to crops for maximum benefits.

The equipment can process most types of biomass, provided the moisture content is below 15% and particle size is under 30 mm. Larger feedstock should be shredded to meet these requirements.