PYROPROD PROJECT
Bio Products Australia’s PyroProd Project harnesses agricultural waste to produce a range of sustainable, high-value bioproducts. Using pyrolysis (a thermal decomposition process in the absence of oxygen), the project transforms underutilised biomass into biochar, wood vinegar, bio-oils, and syngas, renewable alternatives to fossil-derived and petrochemical inputs.
These bioproducts serve diverse applications across agriculture, livestock, energy, and industrial sectors, supporting the global shift toward circular, low-emission economies.
Project at a Glance
Input: Traceable, locally sourced cereal straw waste
Process: Proprietary pre-treatment and pyrolysis
Outputs:
Biochar: for soil enhancement, carbon sequestration, and feed supplements
Wood Vinegar: for natural pest control and soil conditioning
Bio-oils and Syngas: as renewable fuel or chemical inputs
Strategic Impact
The PyroProd Project responds to growing demand for climate-smart solutions that reduce emissions, improve resource efficiency, and phase out reliance on fossil fuels. By unlocking the latent value of biomass waste, BPA is enabling regional industries to transition to regenerative, resource-efficient practices.
Aligned with national priorities and global sustainability goals, the project:
Reduces emissions by diverting biomass from open burning or decay
Creates economic opportunities through value-added bioproducts
Enables custom fertiliser blends using complementary waste streams (e.g., wool, activated carbon)
Supports BPA’s broader mission to deliver scalable, adaptable bio-based solutions for a net-zero future
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