CHAR Technologies, a sustainable energy solutions company, has received a $2.5M grant from the Government of Québec's Programme Innovation Bois. This funding aims to support CHAR Tech's project in Saint-Félicien, converting wood waste into biocarbon and green hydrogen for the production of renewable natural gas. Additionally, la Société de cogénération de Saint-Félicien has been granted $1M for a biomass valorization center to pre-process biomass for CHAR Tech's project. This collaboration is praised by Andrew White, CHAR Tech's CEO, and Mme. Maïté Blanchette Vézina, Québec Minister, for its innovative approach and contribution to a cleaner future. The investment reflects the Québec government's support for the forest industry and sustainable energy projects. CHAR Tech's high temperature pyrolysis technology aims to generate renewable energy revenue streams while reducing waste and decarbonizing heavy industry. The project aligns with global green energy transitions and emphasizes the importance of converting waste into sustainable energy sources.