Gold Standard introduces the first biochar methodology for projects of all scales.

• The PARC methodology establishes uniform eligibility, durability and emissions accounting requirements in three categories of production at scale.

• Projects must demonstrate that at least five units of carbon dioxide are stored for every unit of emissions generated by the activity.

• New protection measures require sustainably sourced biomass and measures to prevent feedstock diversion or damage to ecosystems.

Gold Standard has unveiled its first biochar-based carbon dioxide removal (RDA) methodology, setting a framework for projects ranging from small furnace networks to industrial facilities.

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