Organic waste - solar heated to make biochar - wood gas /syngas burned for electricity

Hi everyone. we have been working on this for awhile.  Now there are a few technical papers being written.  I have a 2kw system  in my backyard...

In summary...1kg of dry biomass/wood/manure/grass goes into a pyrolysis chamber which  is  heated by solar PV panel.  the chamber has a lot  of insulation around it so the heat is not wasted but used to break the bonds of the biomass to produce biochar and syngas.

Syngas goes to a generator or stored until needed in a few hours..or at night etc. then burned for  electricity.  

from 1 kg of biomass/waste....out comes 300g of biochar and 2kw of electricity:)  only input is sunshine and biomass .

what is your opinion?  any improvement?  is it time to get many  many more people, companies, farms and governments to build similar systems?

a sample of an article describing most of this system is here.  https://wastefree23.org/straw-pyrolysis-revolution-2kw-energy-from-1kw-input-carbon-removal/

Looking forward to your  comments!

The variety of products produced make it seems unsuitable for household use, but neighborhood or farm  sized facilities could be ideal.
I think the ability to easily control temperatures would more than make up for the losses of using PV solar over a concentrating solar thermal collector.  
The solar power doesn't even need to be local to the pyrolysis process, and could be bought from the grid.
Precise control of temperatures should produce better biochar, more of the gasses you want and fewer of the products you don't want.
I haven't read the attached article, but I'm pretty sure wood vinegar, tars and oils are inevitable by products, that must be used or disposed of.