Our Projects

Projects are an essential part of the Bionic Group's daily work.

Firstly, there is the continuous improvement of our own technologies, which have already set the state of the art in various technical designs.

Secondly, there is the new development of projects associated with the use of Bionic technologies.

However, we are treading a fine line when it comes to publication, as some of the technologies and systems under development are paving the way for new patents, and for this reason can only be briefly outlined here. We do, however, offer interested parties the opportunity to delve deeper into the matter and become development partners or financial partners. For this, a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) is usually all that is necessary to discuss the details in a personal meeting. Therefore, here is only a brief overview of what we are currently working on to give you an impression of the potential of our technology.

 

 

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Bionic Functional Premium Bio-Activated Carbon

Upgrading Bionic biochar into premium activated carbon is the next logical step in the value chain – and at the same time a highly attractive market opportunity. From well-defined biogenic raw or residual materials, a high-quality biochar is first produced in the Bionic process. This carbon already possesses many properties that conventional activated carbon only achieves through extensive treatment: a stable carbon structure, high internal surface area and a finely developed pore architecture. Through targeted post-processing – essentially cleaning, opening the pores and adjusting the surface characteristics – this becomes a premium activated carbon that can technically match or surpass fossil-based products, while being based on a biogenic, potentially CO₂-negative foundation.

Read more: Functional Premium Biochar

BCC Project – Bionic Carbon Credit and Bionic Carbon Token (BCT)

The BCC Project connects industrial µSoil production with a token model for CO₂ sinks. The objective is to make the physical carbon storage performance of Bionic plants available in a structured, documented form. The foundation is Bionic µSoil plants that transfer biochar into stable carbon matrices while producing organic fertiliser and energy products.

What is the Bionic Carbon Token (BCT)?

The Bionic Carbon Token (BCT) is a digital token intended to be issued by the planned Bionic Carbon Credit AG (BCC AG). Each BCT is intended to represent a defined share in a documented CO₂ sink.

The following aspects are in preparation:

  • Term, permanence and safeguarding mechanisms will be defined on a project-specific basis
  • Issue price and pricing logic are indicative and depend on market conditions, certification standard and supply/demand structure; direct EU-ETS price indexing does not apply automatically
  • Certification status: the BCC project is in the development phase; a recognised carbon removal certification (e.g. EBC C-Sink, CRCF-compatible) is to be pursued on a project-specific basis and has not yet been completed

The BCT is not a licensed financial instrument. This page does not constitute investment advice. Until a recognised carbon removal certification is in place, the BCT does not carry an officially certified sink value.

Technical and Ecological Basis: Bionic µSoil Plants

The BCC Project is based on industrial Bionic µSoil units using the mf200B platform. A typical unit processes defined quantities of suitable biomass per year, producing biogenic oil fractions, biochar (µChar) and µSoil products.

The biochar is processed into organic fertiliser and soil improver through the µSoil process. The stable carbon contained within it remains in the soil over extended periods once applied. Calculated CO₂ equivalents per plant are based on internal technical balances and depend on feedstock, energy balance, application pathway and the applicable certification methodology.

Role of BCC AG

BCC AG is envisioned as the project company responsible for building, operating and documenting the CO₂ sink infrastructure. Its tasks include:

  • Construction and operation of µSoil plants
  • Documentation of carbon sinks and product qualities
  • Establishment of an MRV system (Monitoring, Reporting, Verification)
  • Pursuit of recognised certification
  • Administration and issuance of BCT

The legal, regulatory and tax structure is in preparation and will be finalised prior to issuance.

Notice

All figures regarding CO₂ quantities, token prices and economic returns are indicative and based on planning assumptions. They do not replace independent verification, certification, legal advice or a bankable investment assessment. The BCC project is in the development phase. Interested parties are requested to request project-specific due diligence documentation.