Renewable.bio

12/06/2026

Do you know what the machine is in this photo? if you do, we are looking for forestry operators for our Esperance operation!

We are looking for operators and supervisors with experience with chippers, skidders and heavy machinery. We are a growing young company that is at the forefront of forestry, bioenergy, and biofuels. Training and career development for the right person. Email your CV to [email protected]

09/02/2026

Reach out to discuss growing tree for bioenergy 😎

17/05/2025

https://esperanceweekender.com.au/biomass-fuel-shipments-start-from-esperance/

An Esperance company that sells biomass for renewable energy has completed its first shipment to France.

27/02/2025

Same field, same conditions (temp, rainfall, sunlight, etc), same grasses, photos taken minutes apart, and meters apart.

Only difference is biochar.

Credit for photo to Colin at Carbon Capital

05/02/2025

Biochar and compost don’t always make headlines, but hey - if Google is paying attention, maybe it’s worth a second look? 😉

And it’s not just a climate play.
It’s about turning agricultural waste into value, boosting soil resilience, and generating renewable energy in the process.

Now, there’s even more momentum behind biochar: Last year, the US Biochar Initiative and the US Composting Council signed a formal partnership to integrate biochar into composting strategies!

This collaboration underscores something I’ve been talking about for a while: compost and biochar together are a powerhouse for soil health, waste reduction, and carbon sequestration.

Getting Biochar Right

Biochar is an incredible tool, but not all biochar solutions are created equal. Used the right way, it locks carbon into soil, boosts microbial life, and transforms waste into a regenerative resource. But misguided large-scale tree burning undermines its true potential.

That’s why high-efficiency pyrolysis systems that generate both biochar and renewable energy are the future. And with partnerships like USBI + USCC, biochar is becoming an integral part of circular agriculture.

Biochar isn’t just another soil amendment. It’s a game-changer for regenerative agriculture, carbon capture, and energy transition.

But only if we scale it the right way.

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06/01/2025

Stolen from Chadwick 28/12/24, 2007 Ford Falcon ute with firefighting unit. We have video of thieves, can't of gone too far. Our insurance company has advised us that there was a lot of theft in Esperance over the break ☹️ Please keep a look out for it.

16/12/2024

Transform soil productivity in Esperance!

Compost is now available for boosting agricultural and horticultural productivity.

Organic, natural certified biomass and biochar enriched compost for boosting agricultural productivity. Compost boosts soil organic matter.

Soil organic matter is the third and arguably the most important aspect of soil because of its potential to improve the other two (physical and chemical) components and collectively improve soil quality resulting in:

• better crop performance and crop quality
• improved nutrient and irrigation efficiency
• increased infiltration and reduced compaction
• reduced nutrient leaching and increased nutrient-holding capacity
• reduced need for pesticides
• retained water

Call 0409 681 316 to discuss or speak to your agronomist 🙂

06/12/2024

Chadwick stockpile update - with a tremendous amount of support from the community and our Esperance team, the situation at our stockpile is getting under control. We have got to the source decomposition problem and either moved or spread affected wood chips out. will be manned 24/7 for some time yet. A big thank you to everyone that has helped.

19/11/2024

Chadwick stockpile update! thank you to all the people that have called in regarding our Chadwick stockpile. There have been some odours and steam coming off our stockpile which are a result of aerobic and anaerobic decomposition (it's composting). It's not normal, we are monitoring closely, applying water and will move some of the pile to a new location. Will keep the community up to date with any changes.