Carbon Removal Markets · A new Ecostrat division

Most of the carbon removal that has been sold has never been delivered.

The failure starts upstream, in the feedstock. Ecostrat’s Carbon Removal Markets division certifies carbon removal feedstock at its source and delivers it to the plant gate.

Who this is for

Built for both sides of the market, and the people who audit it.

Carbon removal developers

Source certified feedstock delivered to your plant at one turnkey price, with the evidence your registry requires already assembled. Contract against a specification rather than a tonnage, and replace a failed source without resetting your measurement baseline.

Waste producers and feedstock suppliers

Turn a stream you currently pay to dispose of into a revenue line. A determination establishes what your material is and what it is worth, and opens access to demand pooled across many carbon removal buyers rather than one plant’s commissioning schedule.

Registries, verifiers and buyer advisors

FEED is built to feed your tests rather than compete with them. Determinations are structured for review inside an existing project verification, and the crosswalk maps each gate to the criteria you already publish.

How this works alongside carbon registries

We produce the evidence. The registry issues the credits.

Registries write the tests and issue the credits. Ecostrat sits outside that chain, and hands the evidence to the project’s own verifier.

FEED evidence
Determination and supply-shed analysis, in the buyer’s format.
Registry’s verifier
The project’s own accredited verifier reviews it in the audit.
Credits issued
Admissible at Puro.earth and Isometric via a published crosswalk.
Ecostrat never selects or pays the verifierCommercial interest disclosed on the certificateSame separation as BDO Zone ratings
What’s next

More information coming soon.

Carbon Removal Markets is a new Ecostrat division still taking shape. Leave your details and we’ll be in touch with more information as it’s ready.

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We’ll reach out with details as the division and the standard develop.