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Frequently Asked Questions

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Research shows that biochar can be used for soil amendment, water and air filtration, storm water retention and a binder in many construction materials.


A Maine Kiln reduces organic waste volume by about 66%, making it easier to manage.


Key Benefits

  • Reduces organic waste volumes on site
  • Saves time and effort bringing the kiln to your waste location
  • Ready when you need it
  • Custom built and tailored to your waste management needs
  • Sequester carbon in your community
  • Carbon credit potential as an income revenue

Built to Last

  • State of the Art kiln technology
  • Hand crafted with high quality materials
  • Low maintenance and operational costs
  • Designed and fabricated in Maine

Easy to Operate

  • Easy to operate by one person
  • Portable with a half-ton pickup
  • Can be operated in four seasonal weather
  • Self contained system limiting burn permit requirements



If it has carbon in it, you can likely produce biochar in a Maine Kiln. Contact us today to see whether your organic waste can be converted to biochar.



Maine Kilns are mobile and can go anywhere a half-ton or heavier truck can be driven with a 16' trailer.  Check with your local zoning regulations for commercial or residential use.


We can create a Maine Kiln aligned with your specifc needs in mind. Contact us here to schedule a call to discuss the best configuration for your needs.


The pricing for Maine Kilns depends on the configuration of your kiln. That includes which options you select, shipping and delivery costs, pre-purchased maintenance contracts and the number of units purchased, among other things. Contact us here to learn more.


We can refer you to some of our financing partners for qualification of your equipment needs.


All of the technical and operating specifications of a Maine Kiln are listed here or contact us for further information.


The operator must have a water source on site for quenching and fire safety. 

Operator safety equipment includes: 

Welding Gloves, Heat Face Shield, Welding Jacket or Apron, Long Pants, Long sleeve Shirts and Steel Toe Boots. 


We recommend Operational Training provided by the Local Biochar team, and we recommed periodic maintenance, which are also services we provoide.  


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