Charm Industrial turns excess, inedible agricultural and forestry residues into bio-oil and puts that oil back underground for permanent carbon removal.
KOKO is the technology platform protecting tropical forests – driving a national-scale energy transition from deforestation-based charcoal by building high-tech renewable fuel utilities.
The McCloud River project conserves conifer forests in Oregon, United States and protects the habitat of several species of fish and animals.
Biochar from forestry consortium in Normandy, France
The Keo Seima REDD+ project is a forest conservation project in Cambodia that preserves vulnerable wildlife and supports education and training for the local communities.
Carba's Burnsville landfill project converts biomass, providing CO2 removal, methane reduction, PFAS absorption, and job creation—environmental and social impact combined.
The Burn Somalia project deploys highly efficient cookstoves to reduce woody biomass consumption for households in urban areas of Somalia.
