Green Carbon Inc. Signs MOU with Living Roots for Biochar Fertilizer Development in Thailand
Green Carbon Inc. (CEO: Jun Okita), a company specializing in nature-based carbon credit generation and sales, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Living Roots Pte. (Headquarters: Singapore; CEO: Avi Agarwal), a provider of regenerative agriculture solutions.
Collaboration Details
The partnership focuses on the joint development and commercialization of biochar-derived organic fertilizers for rubber plantations in Thailand and other Southeast Asian regions. This initiative aims to create a new model that combines regenerative agriculture practices with carbon credit generation by utilizing agricultural residues efficiently.
Project Goals
- Build a supply system to produce over 3,000 tons of biochar annually.
- Implement a circular solution that increases farmers' incomes.
- Regenerate soil health through sustainable practices.
- Create Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) credits.
“This partnership aims to establish a new model that integrates regenerative agriculture with carbon credit generation through the effective use of agricultural residues.”
For inquiries regarding this press release and more information, please contact Green Carbon Co., Ltd.
Author’s summary: Green Carbon and Living Roots have partnered to develop biochar-based fertilizers in Thailand, advancing regenerative agriculture while generating carbon credits and improving farmers’ livelihoods.
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