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We are a project developer with proprietary climate technology. We are building a rapidly scalable biochar carbon removal solution.
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Our Specialty
Our patented Carbolysis™ reactors take waste biomass and convert it into stable biochar, locking carbon safely away for centuries and generating renewable energy in the process.
To avoid the worst impacts of climate change, we need to look beyond emission reductions and actively draw carbon down from the atmosphere by storing it away safely — for good. At Carbo Culture, we believe photosynthesis is the fastest way to draw down carbon from the atmosphere; we convert the carbon from plant matter into a stable form of pure carbon so it stays out of the air.
Our technology is safe, proven and ready to scale today. We’ve already installed R3, our final test rig, and are currently working on C1, our first commercial facility, with the scope to establish multiple facilities by 2026 under a project platform model.
To avoid the worst impacts of climate change, we need to look beyond emission reductions and actively draw carbon down from the atmosphere by storing it away safely — for good. At Carbo Culture, we believe photosynthesis is the fastest way to draw down carbon from the atmosphere; we convert the carbon from plant matter into a stable form of pure carbon so it stays out of the air.
Our technology is safe, proven and ready to scale today. We’ve already installed R3, our final test rig, and are currently working on C1, our first commercial facility, with the scope to establish multiple facilities by 2026 under a project platform model.
Our story
Our northstar mission is to remove 1 billion tons of carbon dioxide.
In the process, we’re decarbonising energy and soil inputs. For each ton of removed CO2, we estimate at least a double amount of CO2e GhG emissions are limited through emission reduction in soil inputs, replacing heavy emitting construction materials and providing clean energy.
Urgently reducing emissions is of utmost importance, but today not enough to prevent 1.5°C global temperature rises – in addition, we need carbon dioxide to be removed from the atmosphere with natural and hybrid-technological solutions. Most permanent methods of carbon removal are limited by their technological scalability. At Carbo Culture, we have leveraged natural processes with advanced engineering to create a rapidly scalable solution. We are a project developer with proprietary climate technology on a mission to remove 1 billion tons of carbon dioxide.
Our founders joined forces in 2013 at Singularity University at the NASA Ames Research Centre, where they began to develop a novel carbon removal solution based on a decade of academic research. The company got started in 2018 with initial funding and the R1 reactor prototype assembly. We are also proud alumni of Stanford’s founder community StartX batch SS 2019 and since then, our team has grown into a highly motivated group of engineers, climate experts and change makers. With decades of combined experience, our experts and industry veterans are working together to achieve our mission.
In the process, we’re decarbonising energy and soil inputs. For each ton of removed CO2, we estimate at least a double amount of CO2e GhG emissions are limited through emission reduction in soil inputs, replacing heavy emitting construction materials and providing clean energy.
Urgently reducing emissions is of utmost importance, but today not enough to prevent 1.5°C global temperature rises – in addition, we need carbon dioxide to be removed from the atmosphere with natural and hybrid-technological solutions. Most permanent methods of carbon removal are limited by their technological scalability. At Carbo Culture, we have leveraged natural processes with advanced engineering to create a rapidly scalable solution. We are a project developer with proprietary climate technology on a mission to remove 1 billion tons of carbon dioxide.
Our founders joined forces in 2013 at Singularity University at the NASA Ames Research Centre, where they began to develop a novel carbon removal solution based on a decade of academic research. The company got started in 2018 with initial funding and the R1 reactor prototype assembly. We are also proud alumni of Stanford’s founder community StartX batch SS 2019 and since then, our team has grown into a highly motivated group of engineers, climate experts and change makers. With decades of combined experience, our experts and industry veterans are working together to achieve our mission.
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