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Tools to get your biochar project ready
Practical, India-specific resources to help you scope a biochar carbon project before you invest — starting with our project readiness checklist.
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The Biochar Project Readiness Checklist
A practical, seven-part checklist covering everything you need to assess before committing capital to a biochar carbon-removal project in India.
- Feedstock type, volume, seasonality and collection radius
- Pyrolysis technology fit and biochar quality targets
- Carbon permanence (H:Corg) and lab testing plan
- Methodology and registry selection (VM0044, Puro.earth, Isometric, Gold Standard)
- MRV, baseline and additionality readiness
- Unit economics and indicative credit volumes
- Buyer strategy and offtake structure
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Read up on biochar carbon markets
In-depth analysis from our team on methodologies, MRV and the durable-removal market.
A Pore Is Not a House: What Biochar Really Does for Soil Microbes
Biochar is routinely described as housing for soil biology. Michael Keller argues the metaphor breaks at the scale where it matters — and that the useful question is not how much surface area a char has, but how it was prepared.
Read article →Biochar in Northeast India: Assam, Bamboo and the Brahmaputra Valley
The Northeast has more biomass per hectare than anywhere in India — and the hardest logistics. What works for biochar in Assam and the hills, and what does not.
Read article →Biochar from Tea Garden Prunings in Assam: An Honest Guide
Can tea prunings and bamboo residue in Assam become carbon credits? Real yields from 5,000 tonnes, the rain problem, the additionality trap, and what it costs.
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