Work with us
Carbon removal at any meaningful scale is not something one company does alone. It needs biomass, land, capital, technology and buyers — and those rarely sit in the same place.
We are open to conversations across all of them.
If you generate biomass
Agricultural processors, mills, plantations and estates generate residue streams that are often treated as a disposal problem.
Some of that material can become durable carbon removal, and where it can, it may be worth considerably more than its current use — while returning something useful to the land it came from.
If you generate agricultural or processing residue in quantity, we would be glad to look at whether it fits.
If you are an investor
We are developing a pipeline of durable carbon removal projects in India and are open to discussions with investors, funds and development finance institutions.
Our present focus is biomass-based removal, which is deployable today at commercial scale. We are also actively interested in funding and developing projects using advanced carbon capture technologies as they become viable in Indian conditions — a pathway almost entirely undeveloped here despite the scale of need.
If you are deploying capital into climate infrastructure, carbon removal or Indian sustainability projects, we would welcome the conversation.
If you buy carbon removal
Buyers with net zero commitments increasingly need durable, verifiable removal rather than avoidance — and increasingly want geographic and technological diversity in what they hold.
Indian durable removal is scarce relative to the country's biomass resource. That is changing, and early relationships tend to matter more than late ones.
If you are building a removal portfolio and want exposure to Indian supply, please get in touch.
If you work in this field
We are always interested in talking to people who know this subject well — technologists, verification specialists, agronomists, project developers.
If you have spent time on measurement, verification, feedstock or soil, we would like to compare notes.