The Climate Action Reserve is developing a Biochar Protocol that will provide guidance on how to quantify, monitor, report, and verify climate benefits from the production and use of biochar, which is capable of locking up carbon and keeping it from re-entering the atmosphere for centuries. Biochar production provides an opportunity for the productive use of a variety of feedstocks that are otherwise considered waste biomass, including non-merchantable residues from timber harvests and fuel thinnings.
Please join the Reserve for the Biochar Protocol kickoff where staff will provide an overview of the protocol development process, including the workgroup application form and process as well as expected development timeline. More information can be found on the Biochar Protocol webpage at https://climateactionreserve.org/how/protocols/ncs/biochar/dev/
| Date & Location | Event | Reserve Staff Participating |
|---|---|---|
| Oct 20-21, 2026 London, England |
Carbon Unbound Europe Hosted by Carbon Unbound |
Miguel López Delgado |
| Oct 21-22, 2026 Toronto, Canada |
Canada Clean Fuels and Climate Markets Summit 2026 Hosted by cCarbon |
Robin Rix |
| Nov 9-20, 2026 Soğucaksu, Antalya, Turkey |
COP 31 UN Climate Summit Hosted by Türkiye |
Robin Rix, Amy Kessler, Komal Sinha |
| Nov 16-18, 2026 New Orleans, Louisiana |
2026 North American Biochar Conference Hosted by American Biochar Institute |
Jon Remucal |