03 February 2011

Proving the microwave charcoal technology the easy part

Posted in News, Project, Technology

Carbonscape co-founder Nick Gerritsen describes what his team has developed as an “enabling technology”

In one sense, proving Carbonscape’s novel one-step process can cheaply produce highly porous charcoal was the easy part.

Now the Blenheim-based cleantech company faces the potentially far greater challenge of nationally and globally commercialising its method of turning biomass such as sawdust into what is known as activated carbon (AC). Carbonscape co-founder Nick Gerritsen describes what his team has developed as an “enabling technology,”, and a part of the push to use waste as a resource. Read more http://sciblogs.co.nz/stick/2011/02/03/proving-the-microwave-charcoal-technology-the-easy-part……-now-to-sell-it/

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  • Joylyn

    Joylyn

    08 April 2012 at 09:51 |
    I just checked out the tihscweasy site again and am stoked that they have expanded their colour range as I wanted something a little more interesting than their original range.There's so many cases out there, I was considering the hammerhead hard shell case, the hammerhead folio or the ultra thin smarty complete because I wanted something vibrant and slim that also offered good coverage and protection, but I keep coming back to the tihscweasy canvas and your review has cinched it.

    cheers
    reply

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