
A distributed network of KARBOTECH units at biogas plants, forming the backbone of a scalable, verifiable, and permanent Carbon Dioxide Removal infrastructure across Europe.
Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) is the process of actively removing CO₂ from the atmosphere and storing it permanently. Unlike emission reductions, CDR directly reverses existing atmospheric accumulation.
Biochar-based CDR is recognized by the IPCC as one of the most cost-effective and scalable negative-emission technologies. When biomass is pyrolyzed, the carbon it contains is converted from a form that would decompose (releasing CO₂) into stable biochar that persists in soil for centuries.
The key challenge is infrastructure: biochar production must happen at scale, with transparent monitoring, to generate meaningful climate impact and meet the requirements of carbon markets.
Thousands of biogas plants across Europe already operate at scale, processing agricultural biomass. Each one is a potential KARBOTECH installation site with access to feedstock, energy, and logistics.
10,000+ EU biogas plantsModular pyrolysis units are installed directly at each biogas plant, converting the solid digestate fraction into stable biochar with minimal incremental cost.
Modular & scalableEach unit is equipped with monitoring infrastructure to track biochar production, application GPS coordinates, and calculated CO₂ removal — enabling transparent carbon credit issuance.
Fully traceable CDRVerified biochar carbon removal certificates can be issued and sold to industrial buyers seeking high-quality, permanent CDR. This creates a new revenue stream for biogas plant operators.
New revenue streamKARBOTECH one — single installation, full MRV validation, real-world data.
Deploy KARBOTECH units at 10–20 biogas plants in one region.
Expand to 100+ installations across Czech Republic and Central Europe.
A pan-European biochar CDR infrastructure delivering megatonnes of CO₂ removal per year.
As KARBOTECH scales from one unit to hundreds, the MRV framework scales with it. Each installation reports standardized data that feeds into a central registry — making the entire CDR infrastructure transparent and auditable.
Carbon buyers, regulators, and the public can verify exactly how much carbon was removed, where it was applied, and with what methodology — establishing trust in biochar as a credible climate solution.
Whether you operate a biogas plant, work in carbon markets, or are looking to invest in permanent carbon removal — we want to hear from you.