Strategic Environmental & Energy Resources bags order to boost Biochar production amid global expansion

Strategic Environmental & Energy Resources, Inc. (SEER) (OTCQB: SENR) has announced a pivotal $600,000 purchase order from Biochar Now, LLC (BCN) to supply kilns for an extensive nationwide expansion. This order is a cornerstone of BCN’s ambitious plan to enhance biochar production across the United States and Southeast Asia.

Enhancing Production Capabilities

SEER’s subsidiary, SEM, LLC, will provide the kiln bodies and related equipment essential for expanding biochar production. This development is part of BCN’s strategy to establish new production sites across North America and other global locations, including a new site under construction in Missouri. “Providing kiln bodies and other related equipment to BCN will become a significant part of SEER’s go-forward growth strategy,” stated John Combs, CEO of SEER.

Innovative Carbon Credit Market Solutions

Recently, BCN, in collaboration with AgriCap Group, LLC, launched the “Insured Carbon” program, offering fully insured, high-integrity biochar carbon credits. These credits are designed to assure authenticity and reliability, enhancing their marketability and appeal to investors in the global carbon market. This initiative sets BCN apart in the biochar industry by ensuring the value of carbon credits from creation through retirement.

Future Plans and International Expansion

SEER is also expanding its footprint by planning to open a Texas JV facility with BCN for further biochar production and exploring the development of a program to process fiberglass waste and other composites. “We believe there is no scalable, viable option to process and repurpose certain composites such as windmill blades, and being an operating partner at our own facility would accelerate our efforts,” Combs added.

Focus on European and Brazilian Markets

Looking forward, SEER aims to establish biochar production facilities in Europe and Brazil through joint ventures, aiming to create multiple revenue streams from additional kiln and equipment sales, as well as product and carbon credit sales revenue. “The international markets present unique challenges, but we have entered into initial agreements in several territories that we intend to convert into joint ventures by the end of the year,” concluded Combs.