Estimate biochar yield, stable-carbon sequestration, and material value from crop residue, manure, wood waste, and processing byproducts — before you commit to a conversion path.
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1Request access
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Requests are reviewed manually. Prototype note: any code works below except a blocked demo domain — this simulates the approval gate for testing.
2Feedstock & process
Select your input material
Defaults to a typical value per feedstock — adjust if you have lab data.
Tipping fees, hauling, land application, lagoon management — whatever you pay today. Defaults to a typical value per feedstock.
3Mass balance
Where the material goes
Biochar
Bio-oil / liquid
Syngas / off-gas
Biochar output
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Confidence
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Est. stable carbon sequestered
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4Choose your view
Who's this for?
Financial view
Farm Pilot view
5Status quo comparison
What you're paying and emitting today
Disposal cost avoided
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Avoided status-quo emissions
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Total climate impact
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Low confidence — avoided-emissions estimate uses generic decomposition/methane factors by feedstock type, not site-specific measurements of your current handling method. Directional only, do not quote.
6Value benchmark
What it could be worth
Ag-grade soil amendment
Activated-carbon grade
Carbon removal credit
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5Agronomic impact
What it means in the field
Standard smallholder range is 1–5 t/ha. Defaults to 3 t/ha (mid-range).
Land treatable
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Crop yield improvement
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Water retention
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Soil pH adjustment
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Low confidence — do not quote. Yield improvement references a 93% increase reported in comparable African participatory biochar trials; actual results vary widely by crop, soil, feedstock, and management practice. Water retention and pH figures are directional literature ranges, not site-measured values.
This is a directional estimate, not a quote.
Loop Lens builds the full Material Flow Analysis behind numbers like these — feedstock characterization, yield validation, and ESRS E5 / circularity reporting your auditors and investors can rely on.