THREE C – at the Carbon Removal Conference Still warm from the press In the Netherlands, Sander Lubberhuizen, THREE C project partner and expert on biochar implementation strategies, just spoke at the “Carbon Removal conference” in Utrecht. At the conference,…
THREE C – the exhibition format Why did we come up with the exhibition format? It is always a challenge to develop a format with innovative and creative aspects to show the success of a project. For the THREE C…
THREE C – Biochar in Ireland on a big ride: The 59th National Steam Rally – another important impact of the THREE C project can be found here. Photograph: Nick Bradshaw
THREE C / RE-DIRECT conference highlights reveal15 06/2023
THREE C – Increasing the potential Interview with: Colin Keyse, SWEA, Wales, was interviewed during the reveal14 conference. He is an expert on biochar with a particular focus on agriculture/farming
THREE C on track Four workshops have been successfully held The THREE C Continuing Professional Development (CPD) programme covers biochar in the steps of input (materials), conversion of materials into biochar and possible outputs in the context of the circular…
THREE C – The Netowrking Concept Interviews The concept of the film THREE C Networking aims at a comprehensive explanation of the combination of conference and exhibition. S. Wiemann describes the overarching concept, the enormous potential and how a network…
CPD: 10.03.2023 Biochar and Permeable Cities Dear all, We would like to invite you to our next THREE C CPD event on Friday 10.03.2023 from 10:00 to 12:30.Our topic on Friday is “Biochar and Permeable Cities”. We all know that…
SAFE THE DATE: reveal15 12 .06. – 15.06.2023, GÖTTINGEN The Göttingen meeting will be an international three-day event consisting of an excursion through Germany, visiting lighthouse projects for biomass to biochar/bioenergy production. The Excursion covers the whole process chain from…
Rethinking landfill covering Landfill sites have to be covered at the end of their useful life, and the material used to cover them has to meet legal requirements in terms of water retention capacity. Materials (soils) that meet these requirements…