Treehouse California Almonds and Sitos Group open Delano biochar facility

Treehouse California Almonds and Sitos Group have established a $9 million slow pyrolysis biochar manufacturing facility in Delano, California. The 25,000 square foot plant will convert almond hulling and shelling co-products into biocarbon. It is designed to process 6,000 pounds of almond shell feedstock per hour using three integrated slow-pyrolysis units. The facility aims to manage agricultural residues, produce soil amendments, and generate verifiable carbon removal units, while also converting waste thermal energy into electricity for the local grid.

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