Beston Group is honored to support the implementation of a pilot agricultural waste recycling project in East Asia. Backed by local government policies, the project adopts a small-scale biochar machine to achieve efficient corn stalk processing. It sets a valuable practical reference for sustainable agricultural development in the region. 1. Project Background This is a … Read more
1. Project Background & Challenge The Indonesian customer is a coconut processing enterprise committed to sustainable production system. However, in the traditional hookah charcoal manufacturing process, they face several challenges, including: Unstable charcoal quality Low automation levels result in inefficient production and output that cannot meet market demand 2. Goals for Change The customer aims … Read more
1. Project Background & Challenges Over 80% of the UAE’s land is desert. The country has long faced land degradation and poor soil fertility. Desertification restricts local agricultural production. It also threatens the environment and food security. The UAE client needed a scientific, effective, and verifiable soil improvement technology. It had to work within a … Read more
1. Challenges Faced This U.S. client faces the challenge of low-value utilization of agricultural residues (almond shells). Traditional treatment methods such as low-price sales or open burning not only generated minimal economic returns but also ran counter to sustainability goals. 2. Goals for Change Recognizing the vast potential of biochar carbon removal, the client decides … Read more
A set of Beston’s large-scale BST-50 biochar production equipment has been successfully shipped to the United States, marking another significant step forward in a major carbon removal initiative in the country. This collaboration highlights Beston’s outstanding environmental solutions in the global green and low-carbon sector and further advances North America’s practical efforts toward sustainable development … Read more
A BST-50 biochar machine has been shipped from the Beston Group factory to Indonesia. This is the second order from the same customer, highlighting their trust in our equipment. Now please find more details. Details of Palm Waste Recycling Project in Indonesia This Indonesian customer is involved in the palm processing industry. They are facing … Read more
In 2024, Beston Group shipped a BST-05 skid-mounted charcoal machine and a BST-50 continuous charcoal machine to the USA for a wood recycling project. Here are the project details. Basic Information on Wood Charcoal Production Projects in the USA This exciting wood recycling project in the USA focuses on converting wood chips into biochar, a … Read more
In June 2024, Beston Group shipped a BST-50 biochar machine to Australia for a biomass pyrolysis project focused on recycling almond shells. The Australian customer plans to sell the produced charcoal directly. Future plans include exploring its use as an additive in cattle and sheep feed, for soil improvement, and for carbon sequestration. Let’s dive … Read more
Recently, a BST-30 wood charcoal machine is being installed in the United States. The American customer plans to use the produced wood biochar for soil improvement. This ongoing installation brings the project one step closer to official operation. Installation Site of Wood Recycling Project in the United States In June 2024, Beston Group’s project staff … Read more
Updates on rice straw charcoal production project in Indonesia! Beston Group has shipped a BST-05 Pro mobile biochar machine to Indonesia for a pilot project exploring sustainable soil remediation solutions. This mobile biochar machine is specifically designed for small businesses, leveraging biomass pyrolysis technology to convert rice straw into valuable charcoal. Read on, please! Information … Read more