Our sustainable activated carbon is shaping a new activated carbon industry.
R&D
In-depth research and experiments have been
conducted to optimise the quality of our new generation sustainable activated carbon.
Our activated carbon perform exceptionally well under the application of dyes filtration. They can achieve an adsorption efficiency of higher or equal to 90% which outcompete most of the market activated carbon.

A nano-composite membrane is invented to ease the use of activated carbon. Methylene blue (left) Activated carbon nano-composite membrane (middle) Filtered solution (right)

Experiment testing the adsorption efficiency of methylene blue dye using our pine needles-made activated carbon.

Internal structure of our new-generation activated carbon.

A nano-composite membrane is invented to ease the use of activated carbon. Methylene blue (left) Activated carbon nano-composite membrane (middle) Filtered solution (right)
Raw Material


Pine Needles
Rice Husks
The adsorption efficiency of dried pine-needle made activated carbon has proven to be surpassing 90%. Therefore pine needles have been used as the raw material used to make our first product prototype.
Why?
The accumulation of dried pine needles is the main cause of wildfires across the Indo-Himalayan region.
Also, it inhibits sufficient sunlight to reach to the ground and thus adversely affects the soil fertility.
Green Ashes is not only helping the forestry sector to eradicate the risks of natural disasters, but we are also turning wastes into valuables.
