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Rigour is leverage.

Projects that can prove their numbers get better prices and longer contracts. We install the instruments, coordinate the verification, and bring the buyers — so you can focus on removing carbon.

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What we cover Included
Field instrumentation
Installed & maintained by us
Third-party verification
Coordinated & funded by us
Buyer introductions
45+ active enterprise buyers
Offtake structuring
Multi-year, pre-paid where possible
Why developers work with us

We carry the parts that slow projects down

Measurement infrastructure, verifier coordination, and buyer access are the three things that stall good projects. We take all three off your plate.

We install and own the measurement stack

Sensors, data pipelines, and calibration schedules are ours to run. You don't buy hardware, you don't maintain it, and you don't spend engineering time on data plumbing. The cost comes out of issuance, not your balance sheet.

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Median time from application to first verified batch.

Pre-paid offtake

Where the project profile supports it, we structure up-front payment against future delivery — non-dilutive capital to scale operations.

Buyers already in the room

No cold outreach. We match projects to buyers actively procuring your pathway at your volume.

One dashboard

Issuance, retirements, revenue, and verification status in real time. Export anything for investors or board packs.

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Onboarding

Four weeks, four steps.

We've run this enough times to know where projects get stuck. The process is deliberately narrow — we'd rather tell you early that we're not a fit than waste six months finding out.

  • 01 Application and eligibility screen — 3 days, no cost
  • 02 Methodology review with our science team — 1 week
  • 03 Instrumentation installed and calibrated on site — 2 weeks
  • 04 First batch measured, verified, and issued — ongoing
Pathways we support

Durable removal only. No avoidance credits.

We work exclusively on pathways that physically remove carbon from the atmosphere and store it for a measurable duration. If your project is avoidance or reduction, we're not the right registry — and we'll say so on the first call.

  • Biochar production and soil application
  • Enhanced rock weathering
  • Direct air capture with geological storage
  • Native-species reforestation and agroforestry
  • Blue carbon and mangrove restoration
  • Bio-oil deep injection
Forest ecosystem
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Pathways
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Projects
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Countries
The instrumentation alone would have taken us two years and a funding round. They installed it in a fortnight and the first buyer contract followed within the quarter.
JM
Jamie Morgan
Founder · Terra Labs
Questions

What developers ask before applying

Nothing up front. Instrumentation, verification, and platform costs are recovered as a percentage of issuance — so we only get paid when you do. The percentage varies by pathway and volume; we quote it before you commit to anything.

You own the operational data. Measurement data tied to issued credits is published — that's the whole point of the model, and it's stated plainly in the agreement. Nothing about your commercial terms, costs, or internal operations is ever published.

Yes, unless you've signed a specific exclusive offtake. Most developers run a mix. We only require that credits measured on our instrumentation aren't also issued through another registry — double-issuance is the one thing we can't allow.

That's common and not a barrier. What matters is that the removal mechanism is sound and measurable. We've onboarded projects at pilot scale and structured pre-payment to fund the build-out.

Three filters: is the removal physically real and measurable, is it durable for a defined period, and are community and land-rights safeguards genuinely in place. We turn down more applications than we accept, and we tell you why.

Applications reviewed weekly

Tell us what you're building

We review new applications every week and respond within five business days — including when the answer is no.