check it out! - A SNEAK PEEK BEHIND THE SCENES OF OUR BIOCHAR PRODUCTION
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Converting agricultural waste with low moisture content into a stable form of carbon—biochar—to sequester carbon, and unlock new income from waste (so burning doesn't make sense anymore).
We have received an investment grade AA-BBB estimated rating for Project Foundation (Puro ID: 526866).
We provide farmers biodigesters and sensors to process manure, generating renewable energy and organic fertiliser. Simultaneously, we provide software to financiers, with end-to-end traceability of carbon credits generated—using sensor data.
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Every year, 1.5 billion tonnes of agricultural crop residue is produced in the Global South, representing over a Gigatonne of carbon removal potential - and also over $100 billion a year in new climate incomes from waste.
From October 7 to 9, representatives and organisations across Asia-Pac will be gathering in Hanoi for FAO’s Regional Workshop on Carbon Markets for Agrifood Systems – focusing on bridging the gap between agrifood systems and global policies, carbon markets, and international bodies.
Food is more than a basic human need. It’s the basis of our communities and culture, and ultimately, it brings people together. At Arukah, we have a deep respect for our agricultural communities, and believe that putting farmers at the heart of our projects, means that Asia’s agrifood systems become a vital part in tackling the global climate crisis.
As such, we’re grateful and excited to contribute our experience bringing together institutions, governments and financiers around projects in agrifood systems in emerging economies.
Please do reach out to find out more about how we bring equitable, durable carbon removal to the Global South, by collaborating with local communities with abundant agri-waste.
Organised by Puro.earth in partnership with the Carbon Business Council, the APAC CDR Summit 2025 brought together key voices shaping the future of carbon removal across the region.
We were grateful to be spotlighted by Puro, a Nasdaq subsidiary and leading carbon removal registry globally, on the Biochar Breakthroughs panel, moderated by Ms YingYing Chen from Standard Chartered, alongside fellow innovators and practitioners working at the frontier of durable CDR.
We discussed some of the unique challenges to scaling biochar projects (not least logistics), and also the pivotal role of Asia in scaling carbon removal—thanks to its abundant land, biomass potential, and climate innovation, especially in high-impact communities like those we work with in India and Cambodia.
Arukah also had the opportunity to share our high co-benefits model, focused on a 50% income share to participating smallholders, and scalable use of biochar for farming yield improvement. Other panelists shared promising emerging uses for built environments, including green steel. Throughout we also agreed on the critical role of high integrity MRV for building trust in global markets for project quality - including digital MRV, which is a key focus for Arukah.
Thank you to the organizers and all participants for the meaningful exchange - we are looking forward to scaling the next Gigaton from Asia together.