Exomad Green Biochar Carbon Removal

Exomad Green is a biochar carbon removal producer that began as a wood company collecting sawmill residues that were otherwise burned. The site does not state a headquarters or founding year; its facilities are in Bolivia (Guarayos, Concepcion and Riberalta).

The company converts residues into biochar through production lines, with Guarayos at 8 lines and 160,000 tonnes CO2 per year, Concepcion at 7 lines and 140,000 and Riberalta at 6 lines and 120,000. It reports 1,680,000 tonnes removed to date and a target of 1,000,000 tonnes annually by 2027. Carbonfuture supplies its digital infrastructure and credits are certified by Puro.earth.

• Multi-line biochar production: 21 lines across Guarayos, Concepcion and Riberalta.
• Puro.earth CORC certification: annual audits by accredited bodies such as DNV or SGS.
• Independent ratings: AA, Tier 1 ratings from Sylvera, BeZero and Calyx.
• Digital infrastructure: Carbonfuture tracks credits.
• Community biochar: biochar donated to farmers and indigenous communities.

Vietnamese sawmills, wood processors and agricultural mills can benchmark residue-to-biochar models. Corporates with net-zero plans can buy rated biochar credits as part of a removal portfolio. Technology suppliers can study the scaled pyrolysis line design.

Buyers can purchase durable biochar removal credits certified by Puro.earth with annual third-party audits. Riberalta and Concepcion carry AA, Tier 1 ratings from Sylvera, BeZero and Calyx per the site. Biochar has 84% carbon content and a hydrogen-to-carbon ratio of 0.24. Buyers include Microsoft.

Biochar is the largest segment of durable carbon removal deliveries, and large factory-scale producers are expanding capacity with equipment partners. Tropical residue feedstocks such as rice husk and wood waste make Southeast Asia a likely next region for similar plants.

Construction of the Guarayos facility began in 2025; phase one is due around mid-2026 with 8 reactors and a second phase doubling to 16. The company upgraded Concepcion and Riberalta in 2024 and plans new sites by 2027 (Biochar Today, 13 June 2025).