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Researchers have discovered that small amounts of biomass waste can be used to produce high-quality graphene.
This method could offer a sustainable and cost-effective alternative to traditional methods (i.e., Hummers’ method) that rely on fossil fuels, sophisticated equipments and produce harmful byproducts.
Graphene is 200 times stronger than steel, making it one of the strongest materials known to man.
With the thickness of one atom, graphene is lighter than paper and is the thinnest 2D material in the world.
Graphene conducts electricity and heat with incredible efficiency, making it an invaluable asset in technological productions and applications.
Graphene's durability and flexibility makes it a great material for touchscreens. Its conductive ability also makes it ideal for use in electronic devices, creating faster and more efficient devices.
Graphene is a game-changing material that can drastically improve the strength and durability of everything from concrete to polymers.
Graphene’s conductivity makes it useful for developing next-gen batteries, supercapacitors, and solar cells, demonstrating its potential for revolutionizing the energy industry.
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Carbon Sequestration
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Carbon Sequestration
Biochar is a solid "charcoal liked" material generated from the carbonization of biomass. Biochar has been applied in agricultural activities as a soil amendment. It helps retain soil's nutrients and improve soil functions. We convert waste biomass to biochar is to achieve carbon sequestration. It reduces emissions from biomass that would otherwise naturally degrade to greenhouse gases.
Biochar is mainly used as a soil amendment and for carbon sequestration. CLS Environmental Technologies has developed technologies to expand the uses of biochar beyond soil applications.
Our goals:
-Enhance the functions and performance of biochar
-Develop more value-added biochar based products.
CLS collects woody waste such as bamboo scraps and wooden pallets from construction sites and convert them back to construction materials.
Our goal with our construction materials project is to create circular material solutions for the construction industry. Cement is a carbon-intensive material. The cement is the source of about 8% of the world's carbon dioxide emissions. If the we can replace 1% of cement with biochar, it will be equivalent of growing hundred thousands of trees.
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Founder & CTO
Oliver has extensive R&D experience in photochemistry and green chemistry. Prior to joining CLS, he was a senior research fellow at the Hong Kong Polytechnic University. Oliver received his PhD in Chemistry from the University of Hong Kong (HKU)