Cool Planet Energy Systems, Inc.

Cool Planet Biofuels, Inc.

Carbon Technology Holdings, LLC

Catalytic Solutions, Inc.

Talipot Cool Extract (ip), LLC

Ecs Holdings, Inc.

Johnson Matthey Inc.

Cool Planet Energy System, Inc.

Livepet, LLC

Rajashekharam Malyala

Han Suk Kim

Vern S Traxler

Michael C Cheiky

Mark Lahman Jarand

Richard Wilson Belcher

Ranko Panayotov Bontchev

Timothy Alan Thompson

Stephen J Golden

Brian Buege

Ronald A Sills

Leo E Manzer

Richard W Wilson

Matthew William Smith

Svetlana Iretskaya

Haijun Wan

Kevin Daniel Dolinar

Cameron Cheyne

Juliette MacKay

Robert Paul Bono

Rachelle Justice

Alec Miller

Ayyappan Subbiah

Ian Mitchell

Daniel David Bensimon

Yul Kwan

Jason Pless

Ranko Panayatov Bontchev

Dylan Trandal

Dien To

Jiho Yoo

Guang Yuan

Ronald Roberts

The present invention provides for biochar coated particles and a method for coating the particles with biochar.

Biochar coated seeds

A method and system is provided for treating water to remove contaminants using treated biochar placed in the water flow pathway of a water treatment process. The system further includes the further treatment of the treated biochar after its use in the water treatment process for use in agricultural or animal applications.

Treated biochar for use in water treatment systems

A method is provided for applying porous carbonaceous particles to soil for purpose of cultivating plants having roots, where at least 95% of the porous carbonaceous particles have a particle size less than or equal to 10 mm. The method incorporates the porous carbonaceous particles into the soil surrounding the plant roots at a depth of between 0-24 inches from the soil surface, where the porous carbonaceous particles are positioned in the area surrounding the roots of the plants at a ratio of between 1:999 to 1:1 porous carbonaceous particles to soil.

Methods for application of biochar

Biochar is provided that is treated to have certain chemical and physical properties found to have the highest impact on plant growth and/or soil health. In particular, the following physical and/or chemical properties, among others, of a biochar have been identified as critical properties to control for in the selection of biomass feedstock, pyrolysis conditions, and/or enhancing treatment to increase biochar performance: (i) bulk density (ii) impregnation capacity; (iii) particle size distribution; (iv) solid particle density; (v) surface area; (vi) porosity; (vii) total porosity; (viii) ratio of macroporosity to total porosity (ix) content of residual organic compounds; (x) content of volatile organic compounds; (xii) ash content; (xiii) water holding capacity; (xiv) water retention capabilities; (xv) levels of dioxins and other potentially hazardous byproducts of pyrolysis; and (xvi) pH. Treatment can modify and preferably increase hydrophilicity/decrease hydrophobicity, remove dioxins from the raw biochar, modify electrical conductivity and/or surface charge, modify cation exchange capacity and modify anion exchange capacity, among other things.

Enhanced biochar

A method for producing biochar aggregate particles that comprising the steps of (i) collecting or producing treated biochar fines less than 1 mm, (ii) adding a binding agent to the fines, (iii) forming the fines and binding agent into solid aggregate particles. The steps may further include, for example, adding additives to the fines, drying the solid aggregate particles, activing the binder after forming the solid aggregate particles with heat or cold temperatures and/or treating the biochar fines prior to forming the aggregate particles.

Method for producing biochar aggregate particles

Disclosed herein are methods and compositions to improve the solubility of therapeutic agents. In one embodiment, a method of improving solubility of a therapeutic agent includes mixing fullerene in a lipid solution to form a lipofullerene mixture, and mixing the therapeutic agent with the lipofullerene mixture.

Solubility of therapeutic agents

Biochars and methods for producing biochar aggregate particles where the method for producing the aggregate particles comprise the steps of (i) producing or collecting biochar fines; (ii) adding a binding agent to the biochar fines; and (iii) forming the biochar fines and binding agent into solid aggregate particles.

Biochar aggregate particles

A method for capturing material extracted from biochar, the method comprising the steps of: (i) providing a biochar; (ii) contacting the biochar with a treating liquid, where the treating liquid causes the removal of solids from the pores and surface of the biochar, thereby creating a resulting solution comprised of the treating liquid and removed solids; and (iii) collecting the resulting solution.

Biochar extracts and method for capturing material extracted from biochar

Multiple catalytic processing stations enable a method for producing volatile gas streams from biomass decomposition at discrete increasing temperatures. These catalytic processing stations can be programmed to maximize conversion of biomass to useful renewable fuel components based on input feedstock and desired outputs.

System and method for making renewable fuels

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Camarillo, CA, United States of America

Rajashekharam Malyala