A Practical, Realistic Approach Towards
Reducing Greenhouse Emissions and Energy Costs
IN COMPANY NEWS - Nov 15, 2011
Fall 2011 activities and news
An accelerating stream of events and successes in September and October kept us busy with exciting business growth and development. Read about our recent activities and media exposure. [read full article]
IN TECHNOLOGY & RESEARCH - Dec 20, 2011
The Effects of Biochar in Sri Lankan Tea Plantations
An article on “Using Biochar to Improve Soil Health and Leaf Production at Tea Plantations in Sri Lanka” presents the findings of researchers aiming to increase crop productivity while reducing chemical and fertilizer use and remediating degraded soil. Read a summary of the article below. [read full article]
About Diacarbon
We are a Canadian company using patent-pending technology to convert common biomass into feasible and carbon-neutral fuel with the aim of helping our community, the business sector, and of course, our planet. [read more]
Our Technology
Our revolutionary biomass refinery is the key to what we can achieve. Our refineries are energy-independent and portable, allowing for the use of otherwise inaccessible biomass waste that would normally decompose or end up in landfills. [read more]
Investment Opportunities
Diacarbon Energy employs a business model that involves abundant, and yet cheap (or free), raw materials and a huge target market. As such, Diacarbon Energy represents an incredible investment opportunity. [read more]
Contact us
Want to know more about us and our technology? We would love to hear from you! [click here to contact us]
So What Are We All About?
World Energy Demand
Projection 2007 to 2035
Where Electricity for Homes,
Offices and Factories come from
Imagine..
If we can start converting portions of this coal consumption to carbon-neutral biochar!Coal consumption is inevitable for the decades to come in order to meet increasing demands. Our technology aims to reduce the consumption of “dirty” coal, and increase portions of carbon-neutral charcoal that we can produce from bio waste.



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