Nova Biocarbon
Biomass-derived carbon, useful materials and project development.
novabiocarbon.comProcess technology · Materials · Energy
Connecting process innovation, carbon materials and industrial energy with the partners to move them forward.

01 / Technology platform
We connect technical development with the feedstocks, equipment, customers and commercial structures that shape a viable project.
Carbon from biomass. New possibilities for soils, industrial materials and durable products.
Explore area 02Designing around the feedstock, the process and the product.
Explore area 03Connecting renewable feedstocks to useful gases, liquids and chemical intermediates.
Explore area 04Making heat part of the solution.
Explore area 05Creating useful products from residual resources, with measurable outcomes.
Explore area 06Commercial strategy grounded in equipment, fuel and site realities.
Explore area02 / The Nova portfolio
Focused platforms for development partnerships, joint ventures and application-led collaboration.
Explore the portfolioBiomass-derived carbon, useful materials and project development.
novabiocarbon.comApplication-led biochar development.
novabiochar.comCarbon-enabled materials and composites.
novabiomaterials.comCarbonization systems built around real feedstocks.
novacarbonizer.comFrom process questions to practical reactor development.
novareactors.comThermal conversion with the end product in view.
novapyrolysis.com
03 / Commercial perspective
Founded by David Kennedy, Nova brings together process technology interests and twenty years of experience across energy, infrastructure and commercialization.
David’s background spans ExxonMobil, Cheniere, Hanwha Solutions and Nova Technology, with experience in power, gas, LNG, project development and complex commercial agreements.
About Nova04 / Insights
Thermal management
A useful heat source and a useful heat sink must fit each other.
Process technology
A conversion step is part of a fuel pathway, not the whole pathway.
Circular resources
Pyrolysis belongs in a wider resource-management strategy.
Equipment & project needs
Visit EnergyEquipment.com for equipment opportunities and sourcing inquiries.

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