Mammothgrass has an outstanding capacity for CO₂ sequestration, with approximately 50% of the captured CO₂ stored in the roots, where it can remain in the soil for up to 30 years.This ensures long-term carbon storage and contributes to climate stabilization.
The value of carbon credits varies depending on the use of the harvested grass.Applications that permanently capture CO₂, such as incorporation into concrete, generate higher carbon credits than uses like biofuels.
The complexity of certifying above-ground CO₂ storage has led us to initially focus on underground storage in the roots.These certified carbon credits are tradable, making them highly attractive to investors.
Farmers who cultivate Mammoetgras can benefit from additional income through the sale of carbon credits.These credits offer not only environmental benefits but also financial advantages, making investment in this sustainable crop highly attractive to investors.
