Deep expertise in biochar carbon removal.
Decarbofy develops biochar projects and advises the companies behind them, turning biomass residues that have nowhere good to go into permanent, measurable carbon removal.
The most established form of engineered carbon removal in the world today.
Biochar works by heating organic waste in the absence of oxygen, locking carbon into a stable, porous material instead of letting it decompose or burn back into the atmosphere. It's a simple idea with a long track record — and right now, one of the fastest-growing categories in the carbon removal market.
Decarbofy sits at the intersection of two problems: biomass waste that has nowhere good to go, and demand for durable carbon removal that's growing faster than supply can keep up. We work on both sides of that equation — building projects ourselves, and helping others work out whether theirs make sense.
From waste to carbon removal, in five steps.
Biomass waste is collected
Sourced from sawmills, farms, and other producers sitting on residues they need to manage — often at very low or negative cost.
Heated without oxygen
State-of-the-art reactors process the material through pyrolysis — high heat, low oxygen, no combustion.
Carbon is locked in
The process removes CO₂ from the atmosphere and generates CDRs — a specific class of carbon credit tied to physical, verifiable removal.
The reactor powers itself
Reactors are fully self-sustaining, generating enough clean energy to run the facility — with surplus sold back to the grid.
Biochar comes out
A stable, versatile end product with applications across agriculture, construction, and mining.
Two ways in, one body of expertise.
Building biochar facilities from the ground up
We identify opportunities, secure feedstock, structure technology partnerships, and build out the carbon credit pathways that make a biochar facility bankable — from early feasibility through to operation.
Helping others work out if biochar stacks up
For companies sitting on biomass residues, we assess whether a biochar pathway makes technical and economic sense, and connect the project to our network of technology providers and offtake partners.
Biochar does more than remove CO₂.
Improves soil quality
As a soil amendment, biochar retains nutrients, fertilizers, water and microorganisms — improving structure over time rather than depleting it.
Improves water quality
Its high porosity makes biochar effective at removing contaminants, giving it a second life in water treatment applications.
Cuts methane emissions
Used as a feed additive, biochar has been shown to lower methane emissions — the third-largest source of warming globally.
Built by operators, not theorists.
Our team has spent careers in agricultural technology, trading and investment banking — across Latin America, Europe and Asia-Pacific. We've built companies, negotiated technology partnerships, and moved physical goods across borders. We bring that same operating discipline to every biochar project and every assessment we take on.
Let's talk.
Whether you're developing a biochar project or trying to work out what to do with biomass waste, we'd like to hear from you.
info@decarbofy.com