ShangHai Haiqi Environmental Protection Technology Co.,Ltd.

17/06/2026

🧱 Concrete, asphalt and cement have built our modern world. But they also account for a significant share of global CO₂ emissions. What if the next generation of building materials could not only reduce emissions, but also store carbon? 🍃

That is why biochar is attracting growing attention in construction. 👀 It's increasingly being incorporated into a range of construction materials, including:

• Concrete and cement composites
• Asphalt and road materials
• Bricks and lightweight panels
• Insulation and other low-carbon building materials

The goal is not to replace traditional materials. It is to make them:
Stronger. More Durable. Carbon-Negative. ♻️

Buildings have always been places where people live and work. In the future, they may also become long-term carbon storage systems. 🌏

But this future also raises an important question: 🎯 How do we ensure "carbon-negative materials" are not just a concept, but a verified and regulated reality?

Today, biochar in construction is still in its early standardization phase. Different feedstocks, production conditions, and particle treatments can lead to very different performance outcomes.

Before large-scale adoption, the industry still needs clearer consensus on performance, environmental safety, and how carbon benefits are consistently measured and verified across different applications and regions.

Because in real-world applications, biochar’s performance cannot rely on assumptions—it must be measurable and certifiable. 📝 This is where material science meets policy. If biochar is to move from "promising additive" to "mainstream construction material," standardization will be just as important as innovation.

🧐 The question is no longer only:
"Can we use carbon-storing materials in buildings?"

But also:
"Who defines what ‘carbon-storing’ actually means—and how it is proven?" And perhaps more importantly—how soon can that definition become construction industry practice?

What’s your view on this—are we ready to treat buildings as carbon storage systems? 👇💬 Share your thoughts in the comments below.

14/05/2026

🎥✨The CDR International Summit successfully concluded on April 24!

From the official launch of the "Global CDR Alliance" to in-depth discussions on the future of biochar and carbon finance, the energy unleashed at the Summit strongly affirms that the CDR industry is growing at an unprecedented pace.

✨𝗦𝘂𝗺𝗺𝗶𝘁 𝗛𝗶𝗴𝗵𝗹𝗶𝗴𝗵𝘁𝘀:

🔹📈 From Pilot to Scale: Practitioners and investment institutions from the frontlines discussed how to make CDR projects more understandable and acceptable to capital, how to allocate risks effectively in project design, and shared best practices for achieving project replicability and scalability.

🔹🚀 Official Launch of the Global CDR Alliance, with UNIDO ITPO Shanghai representatives presenting certificates to the alliance members.

🔹📊 From Biomass to Computational Power: Data center experts discussed how data centers will become key application scenarios for carbon removal in the future, and how the fusion of energy structure and carbon management can achieve negative carbon energy systems.

🔹🎯 Global Project Focus: Representatives from projects in Brazil, Southeast Asia, and Europe shared their practical experiences in deploying biochar projects and the innovative solutions from each region.

🔹👀 Buyer's Perspective: The demand for high-quality carbon removal credits continues to grow, with panelists agreeing that transparency and standardization are core elements in driving market development. The formation of long-term procurement mechanisms will inject strong momentum into the future of the industry.

🔹🔃 Long-Term Capital and Climate Tech: Representatives of family capital emphasized the critical role of long-term capital in scaling up CDR projects, particularly how family offices and philanthropic funds contribute to supporting early-stage technology development and scaling up projects.

🎊Special thanks to all our speakers and participants for bringing this discussion to life and focusing on tangible outcomes. The work continues. See you at the next one! 🌍

03/03/2026

🌏 **Shanghai Climate Week 2026 | CDR Summit Announcement**

On **24 April 2026**, HaiQi Group and Puro.earth will co-host a dedicated Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) Summit at Shanghai Climate Week.

This summit positions biochar and engineered carbon removal not as niche solutions — but as scalable, investable climate infrastructure.

As global standards mature and buyer expectations increase, the conversation is shifting from “Can CDR work?” to:

• How do projects become bankable?
• What defines high-integrity supply?
• How does digital MRV reshape capital confidence?
• What will buyers require in 2026 and beyond?
• How can institutional capital participate at scale?

The summit will convene:

✔ Global certification leaders
✔ Corporate buyers
✔ Multilateral institutions
✔ Commercial banks
✔ Biochar Project developers
✔ Family offices' view on climate and impact investment

Under the theme **Standards Leadership | Technology Implementation | Market Empowerment**, we will explore how carbon removal transitions from pilot deployment to infrastructure-grade asset class.

📍 Venue: Shanghai Paramount
📅 Date: 24 April 2026

If you are active in climate infrastructure, carbon markets, sustainable finance, or long-duration CDR, we welcome dialogue and collaboration.

More details to follow.

25/02/2026

Grateful for the trust and dedication from everyone involved— looking forward to seeing it in operation soon!🚀

⚙ [ ] Ça avance chez Miraïa à Colomiers !
L’installation de notre unité ShangHai Haiqi Environmental Protection Technology Co.,Ltd. de pyrolyse et de production de Biochar progresse bien 💪
Une étape clé pour accélérer le déploiement industriel de solutions bas carbone et contribuer concrètement à la transition énergétique 🌱
👏 Un grand merci aux équipes mobilisées et mention spéciale à pour l’installation industrielle.
🚀 La suite arrive très bientôt… restez connectés !

09/01/2026

🎉HaiQi Group and Miraïa have signed a strategic cooperation framework agreement to jointly develop advanced pyrolysis projects in the European market!

The partnership combines HaiQi's industrial pyrolysis technologies with Miraïa's project development capabilities, market access, and its dedicated pilot plant, which will serve as the official reference site when it enters into service in Q1-2026.

Under this partnership, Miraïa will lead project sourcing and development in France, while HaiQi will provide technology, equipment, and operational support.

HaiQi's CEO Steven Su stated: "France is a strategic market for high-performance pyrolysis. With Miraïa as our premium partner, we can deploy our most advanced systems with strong local ex*****on."

Miraïa's Technical Director Quentin Delmas added: "Haiqi's technology provides best in class pyrolysis systems enabling safety, reliability and strong operational performance. This partnership brings industrial-grade solutions to France for producing biochar and its byproducts."

We look forward to working together to accelerate the adoption of high carbon negative emission solutions in France and across Europe!🚀