PyroCCS pioneers sustainable industrial biochar carbon removal in the Global South, deploying its own low-cost, robust, pyrolysis systems powered by renewable energy and backed by a digital measurement and reporting solution. These plants efficiently convert invasive acacia bushes in Namibia, a significant threat to the savanna ecosystem, into high-quality biochar, while providing critical employment in regions with high youth unemployment rates. PyroCCS's scalable technology, which they are also offering as a solution to other project developers, not only captures carbon but also supports local agricultural and environmental recovery as well as food security.

This initiative introduces Electric Three-Wheelers (E3Ws) in Pakistan, replacing traditional three-wheelers with E3Ws with swappable batteries. The project implements solar- and biogas-powered battery swapping stations in peri-urban agricultural areas. Using the energy efficiency of E3Ws the project demonstrates a scalable model for sustainable mobility in Pakistan.

Indonesian Conservation Community WARSI is one of the oldest non-profit organisations in Indonesia addressing the issues of deforestation, illegal logging, illegal extraction of agarwood and expanding mining operations. WARSI in Indonesia helps indigenous groups and local communities get forestry licenses for their land, so they have the legal rights to it and can prevent it from being cut down. WARSI also provides capacity building and training so communities can sustainably manage and gain livelihoods from their forests.