Acsorb

• Porous carbonaceous material (75–95% fixed carbon) with an internal surface area.
• Moisture: < 5% and Ash: < 10% (ideally < 5% for high-purity applications).
• BET surface area: 600–1,000 m²/g (depending on the degree of activation and pore type).
• Circular raw material classified as a product, not as waste, in accordance with the criteria for the end-of-waste status.

From waste to resource: this is how Acsorb was created:

1. Recovery: Utilization of biomass and lignocellulosic waste from agricultural, forestry, or agroindustrial sources that are currently subject to low-value recovery or disposal.
2. Processing: Application of Greene’s controlled carbonization and activation technology to produce high-purity activated carbon with a large specific surface area.
3. Application: Used as a natural adsorbent in water treatment, gas purification, soil remediation, catalysis, or energy storage (high-purity applications), contributing to decarbonization and industrial circularity.

Choosing Acsorb means choosing sustainability

• Reduction of CO₂ emissions through carbon sequestration that remains stable for more than 100 years.
• Up to a 60% reduction in the carbon footprint compared to fossil-based activated carbons.
• Direct contribution to improving water, air, and soil quality through natural adsorption and regeneration processes.
• A 100% circular product aligned with the EU’s climate neutrality and low-carbon economy goals.