Myno’s first Carbon Removal Facility in Kettle Falls, WA will integrate with an existing biomass power plant, owned and operated by Avista Corporation. By leveraging existing renewable energy infrastructure, we generate high quality carbon-negative materials and robust carbon credits at the lowest possible cost. It will be one of the largest biochar production facilities in the world.
As crops and timber grow, it absorbs carbon from the atmosphere. But when the waste decomposes or burns, nearly 100% of that carbon goes right back where it came from.
Myno converts degradable waste into permanent carbon-based materials, locking carbon up for good. Our materials are carbon-negative, because the production process removes more carbon from the atmosphere than it adds.
tons of carbon-negative materials
We are in purchase discussions with large-scale agriculture and fertilizer companies.
carbon removal credits
We are finalizing a purchase agreement with a leading multinational company, who is on the path to becoming carbon negative.
metric tonnes CO2e avoided
by preventing the burning of timber waste.
MWh of renewable energy
Enough to power 13,500 average North American households.
full time prevailing wage jobs
Kettle Falls’ rural, timber dependent community has a population of less than 10,000.
