Editors: Dr Mukul Kumar Baruah, Dr Rahul Kanti Nath & Dr Joyobrato Nath (2025)

ISBN: 97978-93-94174-62-7

Economic and Sustainability Considerations in Nano-Biochar Production

Department of Botany, School of Sciences, IFTM University, Moradabad, 244102 India

The combination of nanotechnology and biochar production has created new possibilities for developing nano-biochar, a material that boasts improved properties for use in agriculture, environmental remediation, and energy storage. Nonetheless, nano-biochar production's economic feasibility and long-term sustainability necessitate thoroughly examining various factors. The manufacturing process of nano-biochar raises a number of sustainability and economic concerns. Production costs, resource efficiency, market demand, and environmental impacts are all given special consideration. The financial implications of sourcing raw materials, energy demands, and the processing of nanomaterials significantly affect the viability of large-scale production. The enhancement of profitability hinges on economies of scale and a consistent market demand within the agricultural and environmental sectors. From a sustainability standpoint, the production of nano-biochar presents considerable opportunities for carbon sequestration, waste recycling, and minimizing environmental impacts, assuming the utilization of renewable energy sources and environmentally friendly methods. Nonetheless, it is essential to tackle the concerns regarding the environmental impact of nanoparticles on ecosystems and soil health through additional investigation. Ultimately, achieving a balance between economic viability and environmental stewardship is essential for unlocking the complete potential of nano-biochar in fostering a sustainable circular economy.

*Corresponding author; e-mail: shivpsingh14@gmail.com

Cite this Chapter: Shiv Pratap Singh and Amalesh Yadav. 2025. Economic and Sustainability Considerations in Nano-Biochar Production. In: Mukul Kumar Baruah, Rahul Kanti Nath and Joyobrato Nath (Eds.), Transdisciplinary Science: Mapping the Future of Research. Excellent Publishers, India. pp. 80-93. doi: https://doi.org/10.20546/978-93-94174-62-7_7