Leading the Way: 27.8% of Global CDR Deliveries in 2024

Apr 13, 2025

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The carbon dioxide removal (CDR) industry saw remarkable progress in 2024, with durable carbon removal deliveries increasing by 120%. This milestone highlights the combined dedication of suppliers, buyers, and innovators working to make carbon removal an accessible and scalable climate solution.

Exomad Green is proud to lead the industry in total durable CDR deliveries, topping the 2024 leaderboard with 85,927 tonnes delivered through biochar carbon removal (BCR). This achievement underscores the scalability, reliability, and environmental benefits of biochar as a method of long-term carbon storage. The leaderboard further includes:

Aperam BioEnergia – 54,637 tonnes (BCR)
Carboneers – 44,000+ tonnes (BCR)
Wakefield Biochar – 20,731 tonnes (BCR)
CarbonCure – 14,333 tonnes (Mineralization)

As one of the most trusted and scalable approaches in the CDR space, biochar is proving essential not only for carbon sequestration but also for improving soil health, enhancing water retention, and contributing to sustainable land regeneration.

As the industry matures, delivery momentum is more critical than ever. Every tonne delivered counts, and Exomad Green is committed to ensuring each one reflects measurable, high-quality impact.

We extend our congratulations to all contributors in this space. With continued collaboration and innovation, we can scale meaningful solutions and build a resilient future. The momentum is real—and the best is yet to come.

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DeliaValdez

Oct 14

https://zimplercasinoplay.com was open in another tab while I read this, and the number that stuck with me is the 120% jump in durable deliveries, since that kind of growth usually takes years in emerging sectors. Seeing biochar dominate the top of the leaderboard makes sense given how it doubles as a soil amendment, which feels like a rare case where the climate math and the farming benefits actually align. Curious whether the next few years shift toward mineralization or if biochar keeps its lead as verification standards tighten.

Here is the updated blog post with the leaderboard information from the image integrated into the content:

The carbon dioxide removal (CDR) industry saw remarkable progress in 2024, with durable carbon removal deliveries increasing by 120%. This milestone highlights the combined dedication of suppliers, buyers, and innovators working to make carbon removal an accessible and scalable climate solution.

Aperam BioEnergia – 54,637 tonnes (BCR)

Carboneers – 44,000+ tonnes (BCR)

Wakefield Biochar – 20,731 tonnes (BCR)

CarbonCure – 14,333 tonnes (Mineralization)

As one of the most trusted and scalable approaches in the CDR space, biochar is proving essential not only for carbon sequestration but also for improving soil health, enhancing water retention, and contributing to sustainable land regeneration.

As the industry matures, delivery momentum is more critical than ever. Every tonne delivered counts, and Exomad Green is committed to ensuring each one reflects measurable, high-quality impact.

We extend our congratulations to all contributors in this space. With continued collaboration and innovation, we can scale meaningful solutions and build a resilient future. The momentum is real—and the best is yet to come.

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