US EditionNigeria’s First Industrial Biochar Site Targets 40,000 Tonnes CO₂ Removal by 2030
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Nigeria’s first biochar plant opens in cross river by Releaf Earth
In a landmark achievement for climate technology and sustainable agriculture, Releaf Earth, a Nigerian climate and agri-tech company, has unveiled the country’s first industrial biochar carbon removal facility in Iwuru, Cross River State. The pioneering site is projected to remove 40 kilotonnes of CO₂e by 2030, with expansion plans targeting an additional 60 kilotonnes through similar facilities. The facility converts agricultural waste, specifi…
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