Remove CO2 permanently and support Brazilian sugarcane farmers' use of rock powder as a natural fertilizer, thereby incentivizing a more sustainable form of agriculture.
This project's aim is to make Namibia the largest producer of biochar soil conditioner in Africa, directing carbon finance to impactful, scalable and credible climate action.
Glanris, a climate-tech company, manufactures sustainable biocarbon for water filtration, cement, and soil amendment.
By incorporating biochar into farming practices, Sri Lankan farmers can remove carbon, reduce their reliance on expensive chemical fertilisers and enhance soil health.
BIOSORRAKN operates in Kenya providing a unique carbon removal solution while addressing food security and climate justice among farmers by transforming crop waste into crop yield
Seaweed Generation's AlgaRay uses solar powered autonomous robots to sink Sargassum (a CO2 absorbing problematic seaweed) to >4000m, sequestering carbon in the deep ocean.
The Lucrat biochar project integrates pyrolysis equipment into industrial value chains in Germany, to create specialty biochar that sequesters carbon for several hundred years.
Tierra Prieta is a Mexican company that uses waste pecan shells to create high quality biochar and carbon removal, boosting local employment and environmental stewardship.
