Durable, High-quality Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) Credits.

For a Regenerative Future. 

From Feedstock transformation to CDR Certification, Sitos Group Oversees Every Step of Our Carbon's Journey.

Sitos Group’s CDR Credits are Verified and Traceable Using the Process Below.

Source

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Source 〰️

photo of slow pyrolysis machine, expressing the method used to make the complete transformation from organic feedstock to durable biochar.
Close up of wood waste, showcasing how Sitos Group sources waste streams for biochar feedstock.
close up image of biochar representing how Sitos Group's process is a 3:1 ratio, being three tons of feedstock to one ton of biochar.

Sourcing Feedstock

Sitos Group's business model revolves around sourcing and repurposing organic by-products into feedstock. This approach involves identifying existing waste streams and implementing sustainable practices to create high-quality biochar, aligning with principles of environmental conservation and circular economy.

Complete Transformation

Through the regulated process of slow pyrolysis, the organic feedstock undergoes a comprehensive transformation into biochar. This method guarantees the conversion of organic materials into biochar with a high carbon content, ensuring its long-lasting efficacy in the soil.

Biochar

Our process yields 1 ton of biochar for every 3 tons of organic feedstock. This sustainable transformation results in biochar with a remarkable carbon content of 85% or higher, standing strong against soil degradation and proving its effectiveness is sequestering carbon.

Market Gateway

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Market Gateway 〰️

image of slow pyrolysis operator checking the pyrolysis system for biochar production.
photo of biochar being mixed into compost, charging the biochar before applying to soils.

Verified Life Cycle Assessment (LCA)

Sitos Group's biochar production and carbon sequestration methods have undergone a thorough life-cycle assessment, revealing that for every ton of biochar, approximately 2.5 certified carbon dioxide removal (CDR) credits are generated. This evaluation underscores Sitos Group’s commitment to environmentally impactful practices and carbon removal initiatives.

Mix Biochar With Compost

When ready, Sitos Group integrates the biochar into high-grade compost, effectively sequestering carbon. Yet, the carbon journey doesn't conclude there—Sitos Group takes our commitment further by meticulously tracing the biochar/compost blend to the vineyard, ensuring the full traceability and durability of our carbon removal practices.

Preservation

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Sequestration

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Preservation 〰️ Sequestration 〰️

Sitos Group's team walking through vineyards grown with the implementation of a biochar/compost blend, resembling how Sitos Group's is involved in the carbon sequestration process from source to sequestration.
biochar/compost blend being integrated into vineyard soil, showcasing sitos group's commitment to durability sequestering carbon and promoting regeneration.

Compost Biochar Blend Applied to Vineyard/Agricultural Setting.

Sitos Group continues the traceability of our carbon by following the biochar compost blend to the vineyard in which it will be sequestered. This commitment to accountability guarantees transparency and accountability in our sustainable practices throughout the entire lifecycle of the carbon.

Admirable Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) Credits

Sitos Group's meticulous tracking of the carbon’s life cycle, coupled with the co-benefits of our biochar production through slow pyrolysis, not only enhances the quality and lasting impact of our credits, but also showcases our commitment to regeneration and positive contributions to both the environment and communities. This participation in the carbon process leads to the creation of high-quality, desirable carbon credits.

Co-benefits Supported
By Biochar-based CDR

  • Biochar significantly enhances soil health by improving water retention, nutrient availability, and fostering a conducive environment for beneficial microbial activity.

  • The production process of biochar not only contributes to environmental sustainability but also fosters community development by generating local employment opportunities and promoting a circular economy.

  • Biochar stands as a resilient carbon sequestration solution, providing long-term storage of carbon in the soil and contributing to climate change mitigation.

  • Biochar bolsters food security by enhancing soil fertility and nutrient retention, ultimately promoting healthier and more productive agricultural ecosystems.

  • Biochar’s production process offers a sustainable waste management solution by repurposing organic waste into a valuable resource, minimizing environmental impact and promoting circular economy practices.

  • Slow pyrolysis not only transforms biomass into biochar, but also harnesses waste heat efficiently, generating renewable energy as a byproduct.

What if you could pair a CDR Credit with a tangible commodity?

Allow us to introduce:

Uncorked!

Uncorked Initiative: integrating Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) Credits Into Wine Grape Purchase Agreements, Empowering Winemakers To Lead The Way In Building a Regenerative Future.