October 22–23, 2025, the European Biochar Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) Conference was successfully held in Malaga, Spain. Co-hosted by Beston Group and Euthenia Energy, the event brought together 115 global industry experts, leading technologists, representatives from authoritative research institutions, and corporate executives. Participants explored innovations and sustainable prospects in the biochar carbon removal sector.
🎬Connections Made: Event Highlights Reel
Forward-Looking Insights: Sharing Industry Wisdom
As the conference organizer, Beston Group curated a comprehensive, forward-looking agenda covering the scientific foundations, policy developments, and commercial applications of biochar carbon removal. Key topics included:
| Date | Activity content | Speaker | Speech Topic |
|---|---|---|---|
| October 22, 2025 | Keynote Speech | Biochar Supplier | Development Trends and Policy Insights on Biochar CDR |
| Keynote Speech | Carbon Trading Platform | Sharing of Knowledge Related to Carbon Trading | |
| Keynote Speech | Biochar Supporter | Analysis of Biochar Application Scenarios | |
| Keynote Speech | Head of Beston Carbon Sink CBU | Beston Biochar Technology Explanation | |
| Keynote Speech | CDR Buyer | The Value of Carbon Credit Purchasing (How to Utilize Biochar) | |
| Keynote Speech | Pyrolysis and Gasification Club | Analysis of Biomass Energy Technology Development Directions | |
| Keynote Speech | Biochar Project Consultant | Industry Pain Points and Potential Solutions | |
| Keynote Speech | Technology Research Institute | Biochar Feasibility Technology Analysis |
Technology in Action: Showcasing Innovation
On October 23, conference participants visited the biochar production site delivered by Beston Group to Euthenia Energy. During the visit, attendees observed the complete pyrolysis workflow firsthand—from feedstock preparation and thermal decomposition to final biochar output. Beston’s technical experts, together with the CEO of Euthenia Energy, provided detailed explanations of the pyrolysis mechanism, equipment operation, and planned future upgrades, offering valuable opportunities for technical exchange and in-depth discussion.
Strengthening Partnership: Advancing Strategic Collaboration
Complementing the on-site visit was the strategic cooperation agreement announcement and signing ceremony for the Phase II project, held on October 22 between Euthenia Energy and Beston Group. This milestone collaboration highlights the deep synergy between the two companies in technological innovation and market expansion, injecting fresh momentum into the scaled and systemized development of Europe’s biochar industry.
Enthusiastic Response: Looking Ahead to the Future
The conference saw highly engaged participant interaction. From the keynote sessions on the first day to the on-site demonstrations on the second day, attendees actively asked questions and exchanged ideas, demonstrating strong interest in and recognition of the biochar carbon removal industry. Feedback from some participants included:
“This event was absolutely fantastic! It brought together professionals from around the world, allowing us to gain a deeper understanding of the biochar industry and obtain valuable insights.”
“By attending this conference, we feel more confident about the future of the biochar industry. We already have a biochar machine and have decided to expand, acquiring new production lines.”
“This event was incredibly meaningful. It allowed us to systematically learn how to start biochar projects. Meeting with experts from around the world was extremely helpful. We hope similar conferences will be held annually in different countries, benefiting more companies.”
Towards the Future: Accelerating Carbon-Neutral Progress
The 2025 European Biochar CDR Conference concluded successfully, and Beston Group sincerely thanks all participants and partners for their support. Moving forward, Beston Group will continue advancing global carbon removal and promoting scalable, standardized, and internationally applied biochar solutions, working together toward a more sustainable, carbon-neutral future.