Published by Todd Bush on October 31, 2025
Altitude secures 120,000 t of CORCs from verified biochar facilities in West Africa, deepening its regional engagement and advancing its strategy to scale high-integrity carbon removal.
Altitude, a leading carbon removal financier, is pleased to announce that it has secured an additional 120,000t of CORCs from biochar-based carbon dioxide removal (CDR) facilities in West Africa. This new commitment complements Altitude’s earlier financing of 25,000t of CORCs in West Africa. The biochar facilities, operating under strict sustainability and verification standards, utilize advanced pyrolysis technology to convert agricultural waste and forest residues into biochar CDR.
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Daniel Benjamin Schulz, CEO of Altitude, said:“This expanded financing marks another step in our ambition to accelerate durable carbon removal at scale. By financing additional 120,000t CORCs from high-quality biochar facilities in West Africa, we deepen our engagement in the region and strengthen the growth of CDR.”
The procurement aligns with Altitude’s long-term strategy of enabling multi-million t CDR.
Julien Jacob, Head of Offtakes & Investment Solutions at Puro.earth, added:“Altitude’s continued long-term offtake with Puro CORC projects is precisely the kind of commitment the carbon removal market needs to catalyze investment and scale. Their additional 120,000 t purchase sends a strong signal about confidence in Puro and high-integrity CDR solutions.”
This milestone further strengthens Altitude’s position as a leading CDR financier and contributes to accelerating the global deployment of high-quality CDR-producing infrastructure.
Altitude is a carbon removal financier committed to accelerating high-integrity, scalable CDR through smart capital.
Puro.earth is the world-leading standard provider and registry for CDR and issuer of CORCs.
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