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How to get carbon credits for Biochar

A practical walkthrough of what it takes to earn verified carbon credits from biochar production facilities — and where digital evidence makes or breaks the process.

Close-up of dark, carbon-rich soil

The process

How the credit process flows for biochar

01

Log feedstock intake

Biomass type, source and quantity recorded with supplier and transport evidence.

02

Record pyrolysis batches

Feedstock in, biochar out, process parameters — the core of your removal calculation, logged batch by batch.

03

Capture application evidence

GPS location, quantity and geotagged photos confirm biochar reached the soil, not just the yard.

04

Export the custody chain

Every tonne is traceable end to end through linked records and an immutable audit trail.

This is the same field-to-credit flow every methodology follows — see it explained in general terms on our impact page.

Why biochar credits get delayed or discounted

Almost every delay traces back to one of these four evidence gaps.

Feedstock origin undocumented — additionality questioned

Production batches logged in notebooks, temperatures unrecorded

No proof biochar actually reached the soil

Registry audits demand a chain of custody nobody kept

Biochar carbon credits — FAQs

Does TrueCarbon support Puro.earth biochar methodology requirements?

TrueCarbon's configurable schema captures the production, feedstock and application data points required by Puro.earth and VM0044, and exports them in verifier-ready formats.

Can we track multiple production sites in one programme?

Yes. Multi-site programmes are native — each kiln or production unit is registered separately with its own batch history.

Ready to start earning Biochar credits?

Talk to us about your programme's stage — whether you're mid-registration or just scoping the methodology.