Who we help

Carbon Monetisation for Pyrolysis & Gasification Operators

If you already run pyrolysis or gasification equipment, you may be producing biochar — and durable carbon — without monetising it. We help operators turn existing production into issued, sellable carbon-removal credits.

India · supply side

The opportunity for you

Operators are often closest to issuance: the production already exists. The gap is usually carbon-side — proving biochar quality and permanence, capturing production and application data auditors will accept, and routing the output to a registry and buyers.

We meet you where you are. We benchmark biochar quality (including the H:Corg ratio behind estimated permanence), confirm your feedstock qualifies as sustainable genuine waste, design retrofit-friendly MRV, and manage validation, verification and sales.

Global · demand side

Why buyers care

Established, running production with real throughput is attractive to buyers wary of paper projects. We help you present that operating track record and traceable volume to credible buyers.

How we help

  • Biochar quality and permanence benchmarking
  • Retrofit digital MRV onto existing operations
  • Methodology selection and validation/verification management
  • Credit sales and offtake structuring for your output

FAQs

Common questions

We already produce biochar — can we get credits retroactively?

It depends on the methodology’s rules on crediting start dates, your records and feedstock evidence. Some historical production may qualify; much does not. We assess what is creditable for your operation rather than assume — and make no guarantees on retroactive volumes.

What quality does our biochar need to meet?

Methodologies set thresholds tied to carbon content and the H:Corg ratio that drives estimated permanence. We benchmark your biochar against the relevant standard and advise on any production adjustments needed.

Let's see what your biomass can do

Start with a feasibility assessment. We'll give you an evidence-based view — with all volumes, prices and timelines presented as estimates, never guarantees.