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  • Project development·7 August 2026·5 min read

    How FPOs and Biomass Aggregators Can Co-Own a Biochar Carbon Project

    How FPOs and biomass aggregators can move beyond supplying feedstock to become revenue-share partners — and what fair benefit-sharing looks like.

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  • Carbon markets·2 August 2026·4 min read

    Buying Biochar Carbon Removals: A Due-Diligence Checklist for Corporate Buyers

    What to check before buying biochar carbon removals — additionality, permanence, MRV and delivery risk — plus the documents to request and the red flags.

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  • Project development·28 July 2026·4 min read

    Gold Standard's New Biochar Methodology (PARC): How It Compares to VM0044, Puro.earth and Isometric

    Gold Standard's first biochar methodology, PARC, went to consultation in April 2026. What it covers, where it stands, and how it sits beside VM0044.

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  • Feedstock & technology·23 July 2026·6 min read

    Choosing a Pyrolysis Technology for Biochar Projects: Batch, Continuous or Artisanal

    How to choose between artisanal, batch and continuous pyrolysis — what drives biochar quality, permanence and unit economics, and what sinks projects.

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  • Feedstock & technology·30 June 2026·7 min read

    Turning Stubble Into Income: Biochar and India's Crop-Residue Opportunity

    India burns millions of tonnes of crop residue each winter. How that stubble becomes biochar and income — and what separates a real project from hype.

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  • Agronomy & soil·30 June 2026·6 min read

    Biochar vs Rice Straw: Which Locks More Carbon Into Paddy Soils?

    A 2026 study finds straw-derived biochar stores soil carbon far more efficiently than returning rice straw. What that means for Indian rice farmers.

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