Corn Straws to Biochar Project in China

Corn Straw to Biochar Project in China: Advancing Sustainable Agriculture

Recently, a corn straw carbonization project was successfully launched in Mainland China, with equipment from Beston Group delivered and put into operation. The project aims to utilize Beston Group’s advanced biomass pyrolysis technology to efficiently convert agricultural waste and contribute to the achievement of carbon neutrality goals. Let’s dive into … Read more

3 Sets of Pyrolysis Plants in Southeast Asia

New Pyrolysis Project Milestone in SE Asia: Hazardous Waste to Green Profit

In the increasingly stringent environmental regulatory landscape of Southeast Asia, how to strike a balance between complying with hazardous waste management regulations and achieving economic benefits? In October 2025, Beston Group and our client in Southeast Asia achieved this. After meticulous preparation and efficient delivery, all 3 BLJ-16 pyrolysis plants … Read more

Recycling Technology Innovation Act Could Boost U.S. Plastic Chemical Recycling

A recent Republican-backed bill in the U.S. Congress, the Recycling Technology Innovation Act, has drawn significant attention from the industry. The legislation proposes reclassifying chemical recycling as a manufacturing process rather than a traditional waste treatment procedure. If passed, this regulatory realignment will not only provide clear policy guidance for … Read more

Biochar in Construction Industry-New Path to Decarbonization

Biochar in Construction Industry: New Path to Decarbonization

As the world accelerates toward carbon neutrality, the construction industry faces increasing pressure not only to reduce emissions but also to actively remove carbon. Transforming buildings from mere “carbon consumers” into long-term “carbon sinks” is becoming a key strategy for the sector. In this context, biochar emerges as a promising … Read more

Soil Contamination

Tackling Soil Pollution: From Contamination to Remediation Technologies

Soils around the world are increasingly pressured by human activities and over‑development, leading to degradation in the form of contamination, erosion, and compaction. According to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), about one-third of global soils are moderately to highly degraded. This urgent situation makes soil … Read more

Tire Pyrolysis Project in Africa

Tire Pyrolysis Project in Africa– Turning Tires into High-Value Oil & Carbon Black

Beston Group executed a benchmark project in Zimbabwe, spanning from October 17, 2019, to its successful launch on January 21, 2021. The project, completed within a 490-day timeline, significantly boosted the client’s operational efficiency and sustainability, marking a key milestone in their recycling capabilities. Below are the detailed insights into … Read more

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2nd Oil Sludge Harmless Treatment Exchange Conference In the Middle East 2026

2nd Oil Sludge Harmless Treatment Exchange Conference In the Middle East Following the strong success of its first Oil Sludge Harmless Treatment Exchange Conference in Oman, Beston Group will host the 2nd Oil Sludge Harmless Treatment Exchange Conference on February 11-12, 2026. The event will continue to serve as a … Read more

Merry Christmas from Beston Group

Beston Group Wishes You a Merry Christmas!

As the Christmas season brings festive cheer, Beston Group is excited to share the joy of the holidays with our team and partners. This special time of year gives us an opportunity to reflect on our growth, the meaningful connections we’ve built, and the milestones we’ve achieved together. We are … Read more

How Biochar Achieves Carbon Removal

Insights on Biochar Carbon Removal

Biochar carbon removal offers a durable solution to reduce atmospheric CO₂ by stabilizing biomass carbon through pyrolysis. This approach sequesters carbon in solid form for centuries while generating verifiable carbon credits. As voluntary carbon markets expand and compliance frameworks begin to emerge, biochar projects gain increasing attention from investors, corporations, … Read more

In Situ and Ex Situ for Contaminated Soil and Oil Sludge

In-Situ vs. Ex-Situ Thermal Desorption: Strategies for Effective Oil-Contaminated Soil Remediation

Managing oil-contaminated soil and sludge has become a key priority for refineries, petrochemical plants, and long-operated oilfields. With environmental regulations tightening worldwide, thermal desorption is increasingly recognized as a dependable approach for soil remediation. Building on this trend, the following article presents a structured, industry-oriented comparison of in-situ and ex-situ … Read more

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