BluSky Carbon, a clean technology company focused on carbon removal, has secured a biochar sales agreement worth approximately $105 million. The deal involves the supply of up to 382,213 tons of biochar over a 10-year period to a US-based purchaser. The delivery schedule begins with 22,200 tons in the first year, increasing to 40,000 tons annually thereafter.

Biochar is a carbon-rich material produced from organic waste through a process called pyrolysis. It is used as a soil amendment to improve fertility, retain water, and sequester carbon, which helps mitigate climate change. Biochar remains in the soil for thousands of years, preventing the release of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.

BluSky’s ability to meet the agreement’s targets depends on securing and commissioning two Vulcan Heavy pyrolysis systems, each costing about $3 million. Currently, the company estimates it can produce 15,000 tons of biochar annually once its “Kiloplex” facility is fully operational.

The contract includes provisions for renegotiation or termination if government funding to the USDA changes or if either party fails to meet the terms. The agreement reflects BluSky’s growing presence in the carbon removal industry, positioning the company as a significant player in the push for sustainable solutions in agriculture and environmental protection.

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