HOW IT WORKS

WE WORK WITH NATURE FOR NATURE

We use the natural carbon cycle to bind CO2 from the atmosphere. Directly and long-term

The natural world already offers us machines capable of absorbing CO2 from the atmosphere. They convert it into organic materials (sugars) and oxygen. Even better, they operate solely on sunlight.

That's right: we're talking about plants! And not just trees, but all plants.

The greenery in our fields also undergoes photosynthesis and stores CO2. However, unlike in trees, the CO2 stored in crops, foliage, and grasses isn't sequestered for a long period of time; it's part of a natural cycle of absorption, storage, and release through burning or uncontrolled composting.

Here lies the opportunity: that's why we practice Biochar Carbon Removal (BCR).

BCR refers to the use of biochar, a stable form of organic carbon, to remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and store it in the soil long-term. Biochar is produced by pyrolyzing biomass, where organic materials such as plant waste are heated in a low-oxygen environment. The result is a porous, carbon-rich material. By further processing it into fertilizer, we enhance the natural carbon cycle to improve soil health and reduce CO2 concentration in the atmosphere.

THE CARBON CYCLE

GREAT IMPACT IN A
SUSTAINABLE WORLD