HaiQi Group and Miraïa have signed a strategic cooperation framework agreement to jointly develop advanced pyrolysis projects in the European market.

Biochar — a highly stable carbon-rich material produced via pyrolysis of biomass under oxygen-free conditions — is receiving increasing attention. Biochar can reduce wildfire fuel loads, lower fire risk, and act as a soil amendment to improve soil structure, water retention, and nutrient availability. These properties enhance forest ecosystem resilience. Additionally, by sequestering carbon in a stable form, biochar offers an effective climate mitigation tool and a potential source of carbon credits.

HaiQi Attended COP30, Showcasing Innovations in Biomass Energy and Carbon Removal
Belém, Brazil — November 2025

As the demand for durable carbon removal continues to grow, biochar has emerged as one of the most scalable and scientifically validated solutions in the industry. However, building a truly high-quality biochar carbon removal project is far more complex than simply installing a pyrolysis system. It requires a rigorous, full-lifecycle management framework to establish credibility in the carbon market and gain recognition.

Biochar has garnered significant global interest as a scalable climate solution, primarily due to its strong carbon storage potential and a range of agricultural and ecological co-benefits. Since 2019, the voluntary carbon market has expanded rapidly, accelerating biochar deployment. By June 2025, large corporations and nonprofits had collectively purchased over 2.7 million tonnes of CO₂equivalent in voluntary carbon credits from more than 80 biochar suppliers worldwide.

HaiQi New Energy Group was proud to participate as a Silver Sponsor of the East Coast Carbon Removal (CDR) Summit, hosted by Puro earth during Climate Week in New York City.