Sponsor a specific project
Review a listed project, submit interest with context about your supply chain relationship. The processor reviews and accepts. A templated Letter of Intent is generated for you both.
Talk to usFor brands and roasters
Fund a project that actually reaches the farm.
Co-developing biochar in your supply chain is a resilience investment that happens to produce registry-backed CDR. Three ways to engage, pick the one that matches where you are.
Three ways in
All three feed the same claim and LOI infrastructure.
Co-fund project development
The roaster contribution model: roughly $20–30k of CapEx framed as a philanthropic donation in exchange for Right of First Refusal on the resulting verified credits. Worked examples below.
See a worked exampleStart a project in your own supply chain
You tell us where you source, we surface eligible processors, or we invite your partners to list. You co-design the project with them from day one.
Talk to usWhat you get
Visible on the project. Credible in public. Defensible internally.
On the project page
- Your logo on the supply chain visualization
- Named role ("Roaster partner", "Trader partner", etc.)
- Link to the partnership page on your side (if you want one)
- Co-branded showcase status when the project becomes Verified
In your reporting
- Claim guidance customized to your contribution level
- Retired CDR credits you can cite in Scope 3
- LCA-grade data from the registry
- Regulatory context (EU ECGT, CA AB 1305, FTC)
On your packaging
- QR code linking to your project page
- Social card graphics
- Language examples reviewed for claim defensibility
- Documentary photography (project-specific, licensed)
With your team
- Quarterly project updates with MRV data
- Direct line to the project developer
- Invitation to Climate B2C events and conference stages
- Access to the Academy for internal enablement
Currently seeking partners