Carbonscraper farms are self reliant.
Gasification is truly green energy.
Gasification is the process of using heat, steam and oxygen to break down matter on a molecular level.
As with the other technologies used at the farm, gasification is an industry that has been leading clean energy technology for decades. The fact that it can process every kind of waste material, while producing zero emissions, is truly incredible.
The end products are quite remarkable, too.
These products include hydrogen and, clean diesel which is 20X cleaner than the 2021 CA industry standards.
All that’s leftover is metal and stone that is recovered at the end of the process. These, too, can be sold for reuse as aggregate once they are extracted, for yet another part in how the farm is both green and profitable.
Carbonscraper farms are powered by companies at the forefront of the green energy industry like Sierra Energy who have created a unique system called GasOx.
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Vertical agriculture has been on the rise for decades, but it has never really taken off. Why?
It takes a lot of energy to grow things indoors.
A Carbonscraper farm solves the problem by making its own energy onsite, with an almost infinite raw source, trash.
Energy is created by gasifying “true” waste, or all the other stuff that cannot be used or sold by the farm. These include plastics, hard rubber and trash bags. Things that would otherwise end up in a landfill, where it lasts forever (worst case) or breaks down leaching chemicals into soil or disintegrating into tiny bits that pollute our air and water (also worst case).
By self-producing energy the farm creates yet another commodity. Waste is converted into various forms such as electricity, hydrogen and clean diesel that can be sold for additional profits. Each of these energy products has its own markets and benefits.
At the same time, the farm can go completely off grid, or be grid-connected. It can sell excesses of green energy beyond what is needed to run the farm.