Baseload local carbon negative power
CNIL is converting a gasifier plant in Boston, Lincolnshire into a carbon negative biochar power station. A UK-first infrastructure investment opportunity.
Net removal of circa 2.5 tonnes of CO₂ from the atmosphere through every tonne of biochar produced
Operational site in Boston, Lincolnshire — existing infrastructure
Replace gasification technology with modern pyrolysis technology for carbon-negative energy and biochar production
A Gasifier Transformed
CNIL is looking to acquire and convert an existing gasifier plant into a carbon negative power station. The process sequesters carbon permanently in biochar — a stable, soil-enriching material — while generating clean energy and producing high-quality durable carbon removal credits (CORCs).
This is not a concept. The technology is proven, the site is operational with valuable plant available for re-use, and the regulatory framework is in place. CNIL represents a rare convergence of industrial infrastructure, environmental impact, and investment return.
The Investment Case
The carbon negative opportunity is not coming. It is here.
Proven steam turbine generator and grid connection, with high quality supporting infrastructure
Grid energy and CORC credit generation create reliable revenue streams, supplemented with biochar sales
Existing operational site — no greenfield risk
Strong ESG credentials aligned with institutional investment mandates
Boston, Lincolnshire, UK
Ready to Invest in a Carbon Negative Future?
We are currently in discussions with a select group of investors and strategic partners. If you are interested in learning more about the CNIL investment opportunity, we invite you to make a confidential enquiry.
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