Why

Carbon replacement, reduction insufficient

Billions of tons of CO2 must be removed from the atmosphere to limit global warming.

Unsustainable energy-intensive sequestration solutions

Greener options for carbon removal/separation are needed to offset carbon footprints. 

Circular solutions needed

Using biochar technology, biocarbon produced can be re-used in agriculture, drainage and construction.

Market

$6.13bn

The projected global market value of carbon capture and sequestration in 2027,  based on a CAGR of 19.2% from $1.75bn in 2019: Fortune Business Insights.  

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