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Santa Cruz - Bolivia 1 / 20 / 2026 Exomad Green closed out 2025 by reaching a new delivery milestone: 48,550 tonnes of CO₂ removed and delivered in a single month, marking the company’s highest monthly delivery to date. This achievement represents nearly 20% of Exomad Green’s total lifetime deliveries, underscoring the rapid pace of growth and the increasing maturity of its operations. In a global context, the milestone is equally significant — accounting for approximately 3

Riberalta, Bolivia — Exomad Green has completed a major expansion of its Riberalta biochar facility by the end of the year, doubling its operational capacity and reinforcing its role in scaling high-quality carbon dioxide removal (CDR). The expansion increases the facility from three to six pyrolysis lines, doubling annual CO₂ capture capacity from 60,000 to 120,000 tonnes, and biochar production from 25,000 to 50,000 tonnes per year. This milestone marks a significant step f

As demand for carbon removal credits surges, the biochar industry is emerging as a leading climate solution—but scaling production remains a critical hurdle. Biochar, created through pyrolysis of biomass, locks carbon into the soil, enhances agricultural yields, and repurposes organic waste. In the first half of 2025, biochar accounted for over 90% of all carbon dioxide removal credit deliveries. The supply chain is dominated by small- and medium-scale producers who struggle

Concepción, Bolivia — October 2025 — Exomad Green has announced the expansion of its Concepción facility, marking a major milestone in its mission to scale carbon removal and sustainable biomass management. Originally launched in 2023, the facility began operations with three advanced pyrolysis reactors, producing 25,000 tonnes of biochar per year and capturing 60,000 tonnes of CO₂ annually. With the addition of four new production lines, the Concepción plant now operates sev

Press Release Exomad Green Showcases Major Expansion and Biochar Impact at New York Climate Week 2025 New York, NY – September 2025 – Exomad Green proudly participated in New York Climate Week 2025, taking an active role in driving global carbon removal conversations. The company’s team was featured at the Puro.earth East Coast CDR Summit, where Exomad Green shared updates on its rapid growth and significant milestones in sustainable carbon removal. During the summit, repres

The Challenge of Degraded Lands Across the globe, millions of hectares of land have been degraded. This degradation is primarily due to unsustainable agricultural practices, deforestation, drought, and the growing impacts of climate change. These lands lose their fertility and become less productive. They struggle to sustain local communities who rely on them for their livelihoods. Restoring soil health is essential. It is not only vital for food security but also for protect

Press Release Santa Cruz, Bolivia | July 2025 – In a recent S&P Global interview, Diego Justiniano, CEO of Exomad Green, announced the...

Introduction to the Documentary Bolivia — A powerful new documentary produced by Exomad Green and Carbonfuture, in collaboration with...

Exomad Green is proud to announce the groundbreaking of what is set to become the world’s largest biochar facility, located in the heart...

Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, Ltd. (MOL) has become the first Japanese shipping company to retire technology-based carbon dioxide removal (CDR)...

Key Takeaways:  ●       Exomad Green has signed the world’s largest biochar carbon removal (BCR) agreement with Microsoft - a 10-year...

Exomad Green Achieves New Biochar Benchmark with 86.3% Organic Carbon Content May 2025  Exomad Green is proud to announce the latest...

We are excited to announce a major milestone in our journey toward scalable, durable climate solutions. Exomad Green—the world’s largest...

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