NVQ.ASX: Coralia Starts Biochar Trial at Great Barrier Reef Project
Key points
- Trial commenced: Harvesting and chipping of invasive Chinese Apple trees
- Successful land clearing completed: Multiple infestation densities
- Pyrolysis testing with Pyrocal: Multiple operating temperatures
Full summary
NoviqTech Limited's subsidiary, Coralia, has initiated a field and pyrolysis trial at its Great Barrier Reef Biochar Project in North Queensland. The trial involves harvesting, chipping, and converting invasive Chinese Apple trees into biochar to evaluate operational feasibility, feedstock quality, and environmental performance. The trial aims to establish Monitoring, Reporting, and Verification (MRV) systems, align with Puro.earth methodology, and support research with Swinburne University. The trial is structured around key areas including institutional alignment, operational feasibility, feedstock suitability, economic assessment, environmental assessment, and research support.
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