A contracted commercial pathway, not a concept
Secured offtake with a tier-one industrial customer, first-to-market products and patented technology.
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Investment highlights
- Rio Tinto offtake supply agreement executed
- Comprehensive product testing undertaken
- Patented products
- First-mover advantage in bio-coal and bio-charcoal
- Plantation land leases secured
- Plantation located immediately adjacent to the processing plant
- Agronomist-verified feedstock nursery established
- Strong local community and Gladstone Regional Council support
- Development Approval well advanced
- Pyrolysis plant designed to meet Australian Standards
- Modular and scalable to meet increasing demand
- Self-powered, closed-loop system with no waste streams
- Validated capex and opex costs
Additional revenue, 100% owned by SuperChar
22–60 tonnes of CO₂ per hectare per year from bana grass farming, equal to 16,500–45,000 ACCUs per annum per module
Low fertiliser use cuts nitrogen runoff, earning Reef (nitrogen) credits in eligible catchments
Surplus syngas from pyrolysis can be sold or supplied to the Queensland grid, on top of a self-powered plant
Underpinned by the Safeguard Mechanism and Net Zero commitments for major CO₂ emitters
Michael Palmer · Executive Chairman
michaelp@superchar.com.au
Andrew Robertson · Director
andrewr@superchar.com.au