EMEA > INTERVIEW: Carbon removal startup eyes Nigerian farmland for biochar removals

INTERVIEW: Carbon removal startup eyes Nigerian farmland for biochar removals

Published 15:11 on September 9, 2024  /  Last updated at 15:11 on September 9, 2024  / /  EMEA, Voluntary

A Nigeria-based software startup is aiming to generate 400,000 tonnes of carbon removals in three years’ time by helping farmers sequester soil carbon through the application of biochar, in partnership with a commercial bank.
A Nigeria-based software startup is aiming to generate 400,000 tonnes of carbon removals in three years’ time by helping farmers sequester soil carbon through the application of biochar, in partnership with a commercial bank.


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