Creating The Circular Carbon Economy
THE EUROPEAN NETWORK FOR CIRCULAR CARBON ECONOMY
Creating the Circular Carbon Economy
THREE C is a European network connecting people and projects that put biomass and carbon-rich materials to better use. Explore practical tools, learn from projects across Europe and find people working on the circular carbon economy.
TOOLS & SERVICES
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Biomass Decision Helper
Explore possible pathways for your resources.
Biochar Applications
Explore practical uses and calculate what a potential application might need.
Production calculator
Estimate production from your feedstock, quantity and technology.
CCE Management System
Build a 12-month plan for biochar production, application or both.
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THE THREE C NETWORK
A European network for circular carbon
THREE C brings together researchers, businesses, public organisations and practitioners working on different parts of the circular carbon economy. Across connected projects, they explore how to use local biomass, develop new materials and products, and keep carbon in use for longer.
Connected projects
Explore the projects that helped shape the THREE C Network and those taking its work forward, from grassland conservation and local bioenergy to new materials and vocational training.
Network Origins
Creating the Circular Carbon Economy
Supported entrepreneurs developing carbon-based products through regional hubs, technical expertise and a European network.
Regional Carbon Management
Biomass-to-Biochar Value Chains
Pilots regional systems for collecting, converting and using residual biomass in North-West Europe.
Vocational Learning
Biochar Competence Development
Develops practical training in biochar and circular carbon for agriculture, horticulture and construction.
Bio-Based Construction
C5
Carbon Conversion Cycles
Connects rural biomass production with demand for bio-based construction materials in North-West Europe.
Grassland Conservation
Grassland Biomass & Bioenergy
Demonstrated how biomass from protected grasslands could supply local bioenergy and support habitat management.