Certificates

Project code

Approval date

Protocol details

Name

Version

Project Araçari — Isometric

ValidatedEW1,000Y+

Project Araçari

InPlanet

Issued

319.97

Buffer pool

6.4

Crediting period

01 Aug 2024 to 01 Aug 2029

Summary Removal method Calculation overview Feedstocks Project documentation Certificates Reversal risk

Summary

Enhanced Weathering project executed on agricultural land in Brazil. The purpose of the project is to remove carbon durably through the application of locally sourced basaltic rock powder whilst restoring degraded soils. The project activity involves spreading basalt rock powder (20t/ha) on a Citrus (orange) plantation of 358ha. The rock powder is supplied from a local feedstock supplier. The basalt is a certified remineralizer, which is legally certified for agronomic application with strict physio-chemical and mineralogical requirements.

Project details

Verifier

350Solutions

Project code

H2QE

Approval date

04 Nov 2025

Current protocol version

Enhanced Weathering in Agriculture v1.1

How carbon is being removed

Enhanced Weathering (EW) accelerates the Earth's natural chemical weathering process to remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. In chemical weathering, carbon dioxide dissolved in rainwater reacts with minerals in rocks, partly dissolving them and producing stable bicarbonate ions. These bicarbonate ions are transported by rivers to the ocean, where they are safely stored for thousands of years. EW is typically carried out by spreading crushed reactive rocks or minerals on croplands.

Feedstocks

Feedstocks are the validated input materials that have been used for this project.

Project documentation

Certificates

Issued319.97

Retired0

Buffer pool6.4

Crediting period01 Aug 2024 to 01 Aug 2029

Issuances

Retirements

Reversal risk

The risk of reversal for this project has been assessed as Very low. This means that 2% of certificates issued for this project are allocated to InPlanet's buffer pool.

To date, this project has contributed 6.4 certificates to the buffer pool which holds a total of 14.189 certificates.

InPlanet has no reversals to date.

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