CarbonPilot

That’s a wrap on 2024! Huge thanks to our followers and the CDR community for an unforgettable year. Here’s what we accomplished together: 🌍 Tracked thousands of tonnes of CO₂ removal from the atmosphere. 🌱 Built the insetting market for biochar in coffee, cocoa, rice, and concrete supply chains. ✅ Helped biochar developers pass audits and sell credits to major buyers. 💡 Launched tools like our LCA generator, pyrolysis equipment matcher, and more. We couldn’t have done it without you. Here’s to a 2025 with even more impact and less carbon! 🎉 #CarbonRemoval #Biochar #Insetting

Are you looking to purchase high quality, carbon removal credits? We’re grateful to share that our partner, Clean Maine Carbon, has completed their carbon credit certification with the Puro.earth registry. CMC used CarbonPilot’s certification and dMRV software to accelerate the entire process. Please email sales@carbonpilot.com to inquire about purchases.

Happy #CarbonRemovalDay! Today is all about spreading awareness of carbon removal. A couple easy ways to spread the word are: 1. Send someone a Thanks a Ton card, each purchase will help permanently remove CO2 from the atmosphere: https://lnkd.in/dKkbDvXj 2. Learn more about carbon removal day: https://lnkd.in/eh5S5iSU Remember...removing carbon is required to limit global warming to 1.5 degrees. Thanks to Jack Sullivan and TITO JANKOWSKI - AIRMINER for organizing.

Why is carbon insetting gaining traction with corporates and the US government? Carbon insetting is the reduction of emissions within a company's value chain. Companies prefer insets over offsets because: 1. They enable companies to make environmental claims about their products 2. They are cheaper and more traceable than carbon offsets 3. They increase supplier prosperity via carbon revenues and co-benefits Want to learn more about how companies are using carbon removal solutions to inset their emissions? Reach out for case studies! Links Financial times article: https://lnkd.in/dKw8mKTj (Brooke Masters) US Treasury support: https://lnkd.in/ek8wSbBc

Did you know that Puro.earth changed their fee structure? The new structure requires *precise* MRV because the fee is now based on reported tonnes removed, instead of CORC trading value. This is a smart change!

Your morning coffee isn't just getting pricier due to inflation. Climate change is hitting coffee farmers hard. Here's what's happening on the ground: - In Brazil and Indonesia, farmers are facing devastating losses - The productive region of Jaguaré reports a 35-40% reduction in crop yields - Similar issues are occurring in other major Brazilian coffee regions The impact? Potentially the largest coffee deficit in history over the next 12 months. But here's the good news: Climate action isn't just a PR story anymore. It's a strategic move to protect supply chains and slash emissions. Here's one way how coffee companies can improve supply chain reliability and farmer livelihoods. 1. Roasters invest in pyrolysis equipment for farmer partners 2. Farmers convert coffee residues into biochar 3. Biochar can improve soil health, water retention, and crop yields 4. Farmers gain additional income from biochar or carbon credits 5. Roasters secure their supply chain and reduce emissions At CarbonPilot, we're bridging the gap between commodity buyers and carbon removal solutions. Our platform tracks impacts across value chain interventions and carbon offset projects, providing real-time climate and social benefit monitoring. Ready to be part of the solution? Let's discuss making your commodity supply chains more resilient and sustainable. #ClimateAction #SustainableCoffee #CarbonRemoval #SupplyChainResilience

Catch our co-founder's Tristan Springer and John Bogil at Carbon Unbound this week. We're excited to nerd out on all things MRV, insetting, and unlocking demand for carbon removal.

We're grateful to power the MRV behind #XPRIZECarbonRemoval Top 100 Team, Takachar. High-quality carbon removal depends on precise measurement, reporting, and verification.

Next week our CEO will be on an AirMiners panel discussing how biochar can help companies reduce their carbon footprint via insetting. There are more than 6000 companies with SBTI commitments yet less than 1% of them have purchased carbon removal offsets. Can insetting make it easier for companies to invest in carbon removal?

Our friends at Puro.earth put together a map showcasing the Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) ecosystem, and we're delighted to be featured as digital measurement, reporting, and verification (MRV) providers. The ecosystem is broad and can be intricate. This map serves as a clear guide, making it easier to understand the various contributors and their roles.