For Suppliers

Good measurement pays for itself.

Sites that can show their readings get better prices and longer contracts. We put in the instruments, arrange the verification and bring the buyers, so your people can stay on the removal.

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Median onboarding

Projects onboarded

Active buyers

What we coverIncluded

4/4Carried by us

Field instrumentationInstalled & maintained by us
Third-party verificationCoordinated & funded by us
Buyer introductions45+ active enterprise buyers
Offtake structuringMulti-year, pre-paid where possible

Why developers work with us

We take on the parts that stall sites

Three things hold up good sites: the measurement kit, chasing a verifier, and finding buyers. All three are ours.

The measurement kit is ours to run

Sensors, data pipelines and calibration schedules sit with us. You buy no hardware, maintain none of it, and put no engineering hours into data plumbing. It comes out of issuance, not your balance sheet.

Median time from application to first verified batch.

Offtake paid up front

Where the site profile carries it, we pay against future delivery. Capital to build with, and nobody takes equity for it.

Buyers already at the table

No cold outreach. We introduce you to buyers already purchasing your pathway at your volume.

One place to look

Issuance, retirements, revenue and verification status, live. Export any of it straight into an investor update or a board pack.

Onboarding

Four steps, about four weeks.

We have done this often enough to know where sites get stuck. The gate is deliberately narrow, because a no in week one is worth more to you than a maybe in month six.

01 Application and eligibility screen, three days, no cost
02 Method review with our science team, one week
03 Instruments installed and calibrated on site, two weeks
04 First batch measured, verified and issued, then continuous

Pathways we support

Durable removal only. Nothing avoided.

We only work on pathways that physically take carbon out of the air and hold it for a period we can measure. If your site is avoidance or reduction, we are the wrong registry, and you'll hear that on the first call.

Biochar, produced and worked into soil
Enhanced rock weathering on farmland
Direct air capture into geological storage
Native-species reforestation and agroforestry
Mangrove and coastal blue carbon
Bio-oil injected at depth

Two harvesters working a crop field, seen from above

Pathways

180+

Projects

Countries

Building the measurement side ourselves would have cost us two years and a raise. Their kit went in over a fortnight, and we had a buyer signed inside the quarter.

Jamie Morgan

Founder · Terra Labs

Questions

What developers ask us before applying

What does this cost us?

Nothing up front. Instruments, verification and platform costs come back as a share of issuance, so we are paid when you are. The share moves with pathway and volume, and you'll have the number before you commit to anything.

Do we still own our data?

The operational data stays yours. Readings attached to issued credits get published, which is the entire point of the model and is written plainly into the agreement. Your commercial terms, costs and internal operations never appear anywhere.

Can we sell outside Carbonland?

Yes, unless you have signed a specific exclusive. Most developers run a mix. The one rule is that a tonne measured on our instruments cannot also be issued somewhere else; double-issuance is the line we won't cross.

What if we are pre-revenue?

Common, and not a problem. What matters is whether the removal mechanism is sound and measurable. We have taken sites on at pilot scale and paid up front to fund the build.

How do you decide who gets in?

Three questions: is the removal physically real and measurable, does it hold for a defined period, and are the land-rights and community safeguards real rather than drafted. We decline more applications than we accept, and we always say why.