BCC Project –

Bionic Carbon Credit & Bionic Carbon Token (BCT)

The BCC Project combines industrial µSoil production with an innovative token model for high-quality CO₂ sinks. The goal is to create long-term reliable, certified negative emissions and make them available in a form usable for companies and private investors. The basis for this are Bionic µSoil facilities that convert biochar into permanent carbon sinks while simultaneously generating marketable fertilizer and energy products.

 

What is the Bionic Carbon Token (BCT)?

The Bionic Carbon Token (BCT) is a digital token (not a cryptocurrency in the strict sense) issued by the planned Bionic Carbon Credit AG (BCC AG). Each BCT represents a fixed share in a real CO₂ sink, specifically 1 kg CO₂ equivalent per year. These sinks are created by the operation of multiple Bionic µSoil production facilities across Europe.

The token has an unlimited term. The issuer commits to providing the underlying CO₂ offsets for at least 30 years. To achieve this, BCC AG builds the necessary facility capacity and maintains financial reserves to secure reinvestments and long-term stability. The BCT issuance takes place in successive series (e.g., ALPHA, BETA). The issue price of the first series is derived from the average EU-ETS auction prices of the last twelve months, adjusted with a defined premium and discount for risk management and predictability. The proceeds are primarily invested as equity into the new µSoil facilities.

 

Technical and Ecological Basis: Bionic µSoil Facilities

The foundation of the BCC Project are industrial Bionic µSoil units based on the microwave conversion of biomass (µFuel technology) and the further processing of the resulting biochar. A typical µSoil unit (MF200B) processes several thousand tons of wood pellets and large quantities of other organic residues (e.g., agricultural waste, liquid manure, dung) each year. This yields Bionic Oil, biochar, and high-quality µSoil products.

The biochar is processed into an organic fertilizer and soil enhancer. When applied to soils, the carbon remains stable for long periods. A typical µSoil plant enables annual net CO₂ savings of around 14,600 t CO₂eq (including sequestration and fertilizer substitution). Over a minimum operating period of ten years, this results in more than 100,000 t CO₂eq per unit.

 

Role of BCC AG

The Bionic Carbon Credit AG (BCC AG) serves as the central company within the BCC Project and assumes three core roles:

  1. Issuer and Administrator of BCTs: BCC AG issues the tokens, administers the token series and ensures sufficient CO₂ sink capacity for all circulating tokens. CO₂ accounting follows European standards and is audited by accredited authorities.
  2. Holding Company for µSoil Operations: BCC AG holds the operating companies of the µSoil facilities. Profits from µSoil products, Bionic Oil, and related services are distributed to BCC AG as dividends.
  3. Platform for CO₂ Trading and Expansion Projects: Excess CO₂ offsets can be sold on the open CO₂ market. Additional µSoil projects—including external ones—can be integrated over time.

Bonus System and Growth of CO₂ Sink Capacity

A unique feature of the BCC Project is the bonus token system. A defined portion of the dividends from the µSoil units flows into a bonus pool. Once sufficient funds accumulate, bonus tokens are issued to all BCT holders at a 1:1 ratio—at no additional cost.

Based on current projections, a bonus round may occur every 4 to 6 years. Each bonus token has the same rights as the original BCT and is itself bonus-eligible. Over approximately 30 years, a single purchased token can generate a “token family tree” of up to 64 tokens (1 original + up to 63 bonus tokens).

In parallel, real CO₂ sink capacity grows: Starting with six µSoil units, the portfolio may expand to several hundred facilities through reinvestments and the bonus system. For the ALPHA series, projections show a growth from 6 up to 768 facilities over a 30-year period.

 

Target Groups and Benefits

The Bionic Carbon Token targets companies, public institutions and private investors seeking long-term, transparent CO₂ reduction. BCTs can offset emissions from production, logistics, mobility, and more—for decades.

Because each BCT is linked to real µSoil projects with economic output, it acts not just as an offset but also as a hedge against rising CO₂ prices. Instead of recurring offset payments, a long-term stake in a growing CO₂ sink portfolio is acquired. BCT holders will also have access to µSoil products at preferential conditions, making the system particularly relevant for agriculture, landscaping and environmental sectors.

 

Risk Management and Safeguard Mechanisms

Key elements of the BCC risk management framework include:

  • Limiting the number of tokens according to certified CO₂ sink capacity.
  • Maintaining a token reserve that does not require offset backing and serves as a buffer.
  • Step-by-step implementation across multiple locations to reduce time and single-site risks.
  • Backup agreements to purchase CO₂ offsets from µSoil partners or the market if needed.
  • Comprehensive maintenance, operational and insurance strategies for long-term stability.

 

Conclusion: A Bridge Between Technology, Climate Action and the Capital Market

The BCC Project integrates industrial microwave and µSoil technology, long-term CO₂ sequestration through biochar, a scalable European facility network and a token model that makes real climate performance investable.

It enables companies, institutions and individuals to participate in a growing real-world CO₂ sink portfolio rather than relying on short-lived certificates. With tangible value creation (fertilizer, bio-oil, energy), measurable CO₂ impact and a structured token architecture, the BCC Project provides a forward-looking foundation for modern climate strategies.