Industry Hub

Map of the commercial landscape: producers, project developers, offtakers, and how supply meets voluntary CDR demand. This vault already has market volume and buyer notes under Carbon Markets; this hub links out rather than duplicating those files.

Deal press releases and supplier pages are listed under Historical Deals and Key Sources.

Domain purpose

Industry sits at the intersection of:

Use this page to navigate commercial context; keep quantitative claims tied to Market Volumes and Pricing, Buyers and Offtakes, and Key Sources.

Linked notes (prefer single home)

TopicNote (canonical location)
Market MOCMarket Hub
Buyers & offtakesBuyers and Offtakes — lives in Carbon Markets/Market/
Historical dealsHistorical Deals
Volumes & pricingMarket Volumes and Pricing
Supply landscapeSupply Landscape
Price indexesPrice Indexes and Benchmarks · Puro Pricing and CORC Indexes
Quality tiersDurable CDR Quality Tiers
Risks (concentration, delivery)Risks and Controversies
Method choice for projectsPuro vs Other Standards · Carbon Markets Hub · Verra vs Isometric vs Puro

Do not duplicate market notes into this folder—link only.

Project landscape

See Supply Landscape for sourced supplier profiles (Exomad Green, Liferaft, Empacar, AMP, Varaha, Charm biochar path, Carba, and CDR.fyi-named deliverers). Demand concentration: Buyers and Offtakes. Deal timeline: Historical Deals.

Organizations & industry intelligence

NoteRole
US Biochar InitiativeUSBI → American Biochar Institute (ABI) — education, standards, fact sheets, conference
USBI Guidance vs Vault NotesWhere ABI/USBI agrees with Applications/Policy/Markets notes — and where the vault is deeper
surveys the US biochar marketSurvey benchmarks for U.S. physical production & revenue (2023–2025)
standardizes biochar lab testingANSI testing-methods standard for biochar

ABI home: https://biochar.org/ · About: https://biochar.org/about-abi/ · Document library: https://biochar.org/document-library/

Gaps / to research

  • Producer directory by region and technology (only with citable sources) — start from ABI/USBI directory UX on https://biochar.org/ / https://usbi.biochar-us.org/
  • Typical project capex/opex and credit break-evens (almost never public)
  • Role of developers, aggregators, and MRV service firms (Carbonfuture, Bioflux, etc.)
  • Overlap between product sales (soil amendment) and credit stacking
  • US vs Global South delivery footprints and logistics constraints
  • Post–Q1 2026 delivery against megadeals

See also