Real-case use
An institution in India is already converting their wood waste derived from the removal of Lantana camara.
The project delivers multiple impacts by eliminating invasive species, mitigate carbon, and restore soil health through biochar application.
From invasive weed to fertile land
Clearing Lantana camara and returning it to your land as biochar restores soil fertility, and can increase yields by up to 38%, while cutting fertilizer needs by 25–75%.
*Based on WasteX's own trials on rice in Indonesia
What You Will Get
Compact & decentralized equipment
ideal for on-site deployment, right where your waste is
Restore soil health and boost yields
from science-backed biochar application
Lower input costs
from reduced fertilizer use and enhanced nutrient retention
Reduced carbon footprint
and meet your ESG goals
How It Works
01
Prepare the waste
02
Convert waste into biochar with the equipment
03
Collect your biochar
04
Apply biochar on your land
