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BluSky Carbon Inc. (BSKCF) specializes in converting organic waste into biochar and renewable energy through advanced pyrolysis technology. This news hub provides investors and stakeholders with essential updates on the company’s carbon removal solutions, strategic partnerships, and commercial developments.
Access timely announcements regarding BluSky’s Vulcan Heavy pyrolysis systems, biochar production milestones, and carbon credit initiatives. The page aggregates press releases covering equipment deployments, joint ventures across multiple continents, and progress in soil remediation projects. Users will find updates on operational expansions and technological advancements in sustainable waste conversion.
Regularly updated content ensures visibility into BluSky Carbon’s role within the growing carbon sequestration sector. Key areas include partnerships with agricultural networks, innovations in biomass processing, and contributions to circular economy models. Bookmark this page to monitor how BSKCF balances environmental impact with scalable commercial operations in renewable energy and carbon capture.
BluSky Carbon announces that its BluMountain Carbon joint venture (50% ownership) has formed a new 50/50 JV partnership with Neutralizing Environmental Trash (NET) for biochar technology deployment in southeastern USA. The JV plans to purchase Vulcan pyrolysis equipment and services from BluSky worth USD $7 million, subject to securing project financing. The venture aims to achieve 50,000 tonnes of annual carbon removal using local wood waste as feedstock. The agreement includes equal dilution terms and audit rights for BluMountain. Currently, the carbon price index by PURO.Earth stands at €135 (~143USD) per ton.
BluSky Carbon Inc. (BSKCF) has launched demonstration events at its AR1 biochar production facility in Warren, Arkansas. The company is hosting multiple monthly sessions for invited organizations to showcase its Vulcan pyrolysis system and discuss various aspects including carbon reduction, economic development, power generation, and biochar production. The demonstrations target diverse stakeholders including clean technology buyers, carbon credit purchasers, forestry companies, and project financiers. The initiative aims to demonstrate how BluSky transforms wood waste into carbon credits while providing solutions for soil and water remediation.
BluSky Carbon Inc. (BSKCF) has executed a preliminary joint venture agreement with Ikigai Carbon to establish biochar projects in Namibia. The 50/50 partnership will focus on deploying BluSky's Vulcan pyrolysis technology for biochar production and biomass carbon removal. BluSky will provide technology and maintain proprietary rights while licensing its use in Namibia. Ikigai, led by Steen Rasmussen, will manage local relationships and project development. The joint venture will have exclusive Right of First Refusal for additional biochar projects in Namibia.
BluSky Carbon CEO Will Hessert presents an optimistic outlook for climate tech despite potential political challenges. The company has evolved from focusing solely on carbon dioxide removal to developing biochar technology through biomass pyrolysis. This approach offers multiple benefits: energy production, waste stream utilization, and creating valuable industrial and agricultural products. Biochar can enhance concrete strength, improve asphalt resilience, prevent fertilizer runoff, and trap contaminants. The company's mission has expanded to advancing human prosperity through climate technology, positioning itself to adapt to various political environments while focusing on agricultural, industrial, and energy development.
BluSky Carbon has started biochar production at its new facility in Warren, Arkansas, marking the first step in fulfilling a recently announced $105 million, ten-year supply agreement. The facility, named 'AR1', features a 50,000 sq/ft enclosure on an 8.54-acre property and houses the first of three planned Vulcan Heavy systems. Once all three units are operational, they are expected to produce approximately 40,000 tons of biochar annually. The facility's location provides access to abundant softwood feedstock and skilled labor, with potential for production byproducts like bio-oil and syngas to reduce operational costs.
BluSky Carbon has signed a master services agreement with Scotia BioChar for the provision of biochar pyrolysis equipment and consulting services in Eastern Canada. The one-year agreement grants Scotia exclusive rights to issue statements of work (SOWs) for BluSky's services. Scotia BioChar, based in Bedford, Nova Scotia, aims to produce high-quality biochar from waste wood biomass, including approximately 20 million tonnes of trees downed by Hurricane Fiona. The biochar will be used in applications such as mine reclamation, contaminated site remediation, agriculture, asphalt, concrete, and water treatment. Scotia's leadership has secured up to $3.6M in capital financing and brings significant industrial project experience.
BluSky Carbon Inc. (CSE:BSKY)(OTCQB:BSKCF) CEO William Hessert outlines the company's commercial strategy for carbon dioxide removal (CDR) technology. The strategy focuses on three pillars: Arc (building and operating carbon removal projects), Nexus (forming strategic partnerships), and Forge (scaling production of carbon removal machinery).
BluSky's approach leverages biomass pyrolysis to produce excess energy, potentially powering other CDR technologies. The company has secured several agreements, including a $1.94 million deal with SQUAKE.earth and a $105 million ten-year biochar sales agreement in Arkansas.
The company also announced an extension of its strategic marketing agreement with Euro Digital Media for approximately two months, with a fee of USD$500,000. Additionally, BluSky provided details on its ongoing Special Warrants offering, including potential increases in Unit allocation based on the timing of the Final Prospectus receipt.
BluSky Carbon Inc. (CSE:BSKY)(OTCQB:BSKCF) applauds the removal of a major regulatory obstacle for biochar sector growth. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has released new guidance that no longer considers clean cellulosic biomass used in biochar production as waste under the Clean Air Act (CAA). This change removes the application of Other Solid Waste Incineration (OSWI) regulations to biochar systems, which previously categorized pyrolysis and gasification as municipal waste combustor units.
Key highlights include:
- Biochar systems now have a clear path through previously burdensome regulations and air permitting processes
- EPA recognizes biochar produced from clean cellulosic biomass as a "traditional product" rather than waste
- This change is expected to facilitate project development and reduce costs for biochar producers
BluSky CEO Will Hessert describes this as a "huge win" for the industry, addressing previous difficulties with community relations and municipal permitting.
BluSky Carbon Inc. (CSE:BSKY)(OTCQB:BSKCF) has entered into a Joint Venture Agreement with Texas-based Red Mountain Biochar, to form BluMountain Carbon. The venture aims to commercialize biochar offtake and project financing opportunities, focusing on the Southern United States. Key areas include biochar production, carbon removal technologies, and related industries.
The partnership combines Red Mountain's expertise in transforming forestry and agricultural waste into high-quality biochar with BluSky's technological and carbon markets knowledge. The JV will be funded on a 50/50 basis, with no commitment to specific activities.
Additionally, BluSky has engaged DSS-Digital Service Solution GmbH for investor relations activities, including content creation and search engine optimization, for a fee of USD$15,000.
BluSky Carbon Inc. (CSE:BSKY)(OTCQB:BSKCF)(FWB:QE4) has been accepted as a general member of the German Association for Negative Emissions (DVNE). The DVNE, founded in June 2023, is believed to be the first national association for CO2 removal. It serves as a multi-stakeholder, industry-led platform to facilitate collaboration and policy development for the carbon dioxide removal industry.
BluSky CEO Will Hessert stated that the company already works with some DVNE member organizations on carbon removal verification technologies and business development opportunities. He emphasized the company's aim to participate, learn, and bring policies and ideas back to help build a more robust industry in North America.
