Biochar Production & Application

Biochar Production & Application dMRV

Digitally monitor biochar throughout its lifecycle — from feedstock sourcing and pyrolysis production to transportation and field application — creating a transparent, traceable chain of custody for carbon-removal verification and buyers.

The problems with paper-based biochar MRV

Paper-based biochar monitoring is slow, error-prone, difficult to scale and vulnerable to verification gaps, making it harder to prove the quantity, quality and final application of carbon removals.

• Unverified feedstock – Biomass sources are poorly documented.
• Manual batch logs – Pyrolysis data can be incomplete or inconsistent.
• Missing process data – Key temperatures and production parameters may be unrecorded.
• No application evidence – Production is not reliably linked to field application.
• Broken traceability – Biochar cannot be tracked seamlessly from source to soil.
• Verification delays – Missing evidence creates costly audit and verification challenges.