Supercritical enables buyers of carbon removal to build portfolios from the world’s best carbon removal projects. Our customers trust us to mitigate risk with scientific vetting, market expertise, and future availability at scale.
Leading industry standards like SBTi and ISO have stated that only durable carbon removal counts towards net zero.
Supercritical is the only platform that exclusively sells high-quality carbon removal, so you know your portfolio is effective and impactful.
Our climate team ensures only durable, high-quality carbon removal makes it onto the Supercritical marketplace.
Each project has to pass through our rigorous 8-point vetting process, with fewer than 6% making the cut.
Biochar is charcoal-like material rich in stable carbon. It is produced by heating biomass in an oxygen-limited environment in a process called pyrolysis.
Enhanced rock weathering (ERW) takes natural weathering of silicate rocks that removes & mineralises atmospheric CO₂ and speeds it up dramatically.
Direct air capture (DAC) is a chemical process to capture ambient CO₂ from the atmosphere.
Bio-oil and biochar production both convert waste biomass through pyrolysis. Bio-oil is a liquid stored in geological repositories, while biochar is applied to soils.
This employs seawater electrolysis to capture and convert atmospheric CO₂ into carbonate solids for construction and durably stores dissolved bicarbonate ions in the ocean.
This is a method that sequesters carbon by submerging leftover woody materials in the oxygen-depleted layer of the Black Sea, which is approximately 2 kilometers deep.
Afforestation and forest restoration, if done effectively, combat climate change by removing carbon dioxide and protecting biodiversity.
