Expertise › Carbon removal
High-quality carbon removal, from measurement to market.
We combine a robust, field-tested dMRV platform with hands-on LCA and carbon methodology expertise, to help project developers design, certify and scale trusted carbon removal projects. Built in France, supporting projects worldwide.
Our value proposition
Carbon removal needs more than software.
It needs rigorous data, methodological clarity, and expert guidance through every technical, scientific and certification milestone. We bridge both worlds.
The journey
From idea to credits, in three phases.
Where we advise, where we register, where the software takes over. One partner across the whole path.
Consulting
Hands-on expertise, before and after commissioning.
What our dMRV computes
Net removal, not gross claims.
Our dMRV calculates the tCO2 stored in the biochar minus the project's own emissions, computed by the LCA module. Only the net figure becomes credits.
Batch by batch
A QR code on every batch. A pipe into every pyrolyzer.
Each batch carries a QR code that links it to its full record: feedstock origin, pyrolysis run, application. And because our dMRV connects directly to pyrolysis equipment, production data flows in automatically, with no manual entry.
QR batch tracking
Equipment-connected
No manual entry
Audit trail
The ecosystem
A long-standing network at the core of the CDR ecosystem.
A pioneer of tech for CDR with early expertise in biochar: relationships across developers, crediting standards, offtakers and experts.
Standards & registries
Puro.earth
Isometric
EBC
Carbon Standards
Rainbow
Verra
We register and report against the standard that fits your project.
Offtakers & buyers
Offtakers
Relationships with carbon credit buyers and offtake platforms, to help projects find demand as they certify.
Projects
Live projects on the platform.
Beyond biochar
Biochar first. Sequestration at large.
The same model, validate, register, monitor, extends to other carbon removal methodologies: BECCS, enhanced rock weathering, mineralization in construction materials, and industrial capture chains. If you can trace the flows, you can prove the carbon.
And because supply chains and carbon projects share one data layer, removals can be tied to your own value chain: insetting, not anonymous offsets.
