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Think Gigaton.
Our scalable pyrolysis and gasification platform has the potential to remove a gigaton of carbon from the atmosphere by 2040.
From agricultural residues to valuable commodities
We product biochar and advanced biofuel through our scalable technology for carbon dioxide removal. We also deliver carbon removal credits.Our innovative process transforms biomass residues into three sustainable products that fight climate change, improve soil health, and support renewable energy. Designed for efficiency, our technology can be deployed close to biomass sources, cutting transport emissions and maximising impact worldwide.
The first MASH Makes production facility in Karnataka, India, produces advanced biofuel and biochar from agricultural residues, generating carbon removal credits. With more plants planned, we're making measurable strides in climate action and addressing key global challenges like food scarcity, extreme heat, and drought.
We have the potential to remove 1 gigaton of carbon from the atmosphere by 2040.
We have the potential to remove 1 gigaton of carbon from the atmosphere by 2040.
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7 principles for gigaton-level carbon removal
To prevent the worst effects of climate change, we need solutions that can remove gigatons of CO2 from the atmosphere.
Discover the seven key principles that make these solutions scalable, replicable, and effective on a global scale.
Discover the seven key principles that make these solutions scalable, replicable, and effective on a global scale.
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