Researchers work on physicochemical properties and antioxidant activity of wood vinegar and tar fraction in bio-oil produced from hazelnut shells pyrolysis at 400 degrees Celsius to 1,000 C.

In January 2023, Professors Willy Shih and Mike Toffel led more than 40 HBS MBA students on site visits to witness the energy transition and innovative sustainable production activities throughout ...

It is much less upgrading intensive than e.g. pyrolysis oil, which needs immediate upgrading in order not to deteriorate. The bio-oil from HTL can be used as-produced in heavy engines or it can be ...

Petrobras and Riograndense Refinery (RPR) successfully completed an industrial scale co-processing test using 5% pyrolysis ...

Bio-oil like pyrolysis oil can be used to produce bitumen. Further, bio-oil can be used to produce zinc oxide as a thermal source. The bio-oil is used in kiln burners for heating. Because it has a ...

Charm uses pyrolysis to convert plant matter into bio-oil, biochar and ash. Corn growers, for instance, rely on significant amounts of crop leftovers. They leave it on their fields to prevent ...

They describe a promising way to convert tobacco leaves into pesticides with pyrolysis. That process involves heating tobacco leaves to about 900 degrees Fahrenheit in a vacuum, to produce an ...

The company's pyrolysis technology is based on a joint venture with Ensyn that is known as Envergent Technologies. Also known as "bio oil" and "thermal cracking," pyrolysis is a thermo-chemical ...

Both companies have extensive experience in bio oil and in pyrolysis technology and by pooling the know-how acquired the companies aim to consolidate their leadership position in the sector.