MioTech's Nian'da biochar plant has officially become the first Chinese supplier to issue Certified Carbon Removal (CORC) under the Puro.earth Standard.

May 30 2025

Through biochar technology, this facility captures and retains carbon for centuries, offering a long-lasting and scientifically validated climate solution. Beyond its local impact, the project opens the door for China to export high-integrity carbon credits to the global CDR (Carbon Dioxide Removal) market.

📈 Voluntary markets for high-quality carbon are growing. This news is a clear signal to investors, developers, and governments:
It’s time to commit to permanent carbon removal!

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