Facility 1 · designed | builtPortugal · Flagship
Two industrial facilities
Two facilities in Portugal, each designed for 50,000 t/yr of feedstock — instrumented from day one, every batch analysed by an accredited laboratory.
Projects
From the first site outward, instrumented
We develop biochar carbon-removal projects two ways: our own facilities, whose credits we sell — and units inside a partner's value chain, whose removals they keep. Portugal first, then Mozambique and Angola.
Offsetting
Our own facilities. We produce the biochar, certify the removal and sell the credit — the tonnes are additional to any buyer's value chain.
Portugal
Facility 1 · 50,000 t/yr of feedstock
Portugal
Facility 2 · 50,000 t/yr of feedstock
Mozambique
6–8 units
Angola
6–8 units
Insetting
Units sited inside a partner's operation, converting their own residue. The removal lands in their value chain — their scope 3, not an open-market credit.
Partner value chains
3–4 units
Portugal · 2 facilities
Mozambique · 6–8 units
Angola · 6–8 units
Development roadmap · PT → MZ → AO
Statuses reflect development stage — no operating production facilities yet. Feedstock throughput is biomass processed, not CO₂ removed. First production follows in 2027.
Selected work
In build — instrumented from day one
Facility 1 · designed | built
Modular unit · exploded viewInsetting
Units inside partner value chains
Three to four units sited at partner operations, converting their own residue. The removal lands in their footprint rather than on the open market — in discussion with partners now.
Feedstock · specimen plateFeedstock
Fire-risk biomass programme
Supply agreements in negotiation with forest-management operators around the first site — removal that also prevents the next fire season.
Build journal
Facility 1, as it happens
A pre-launch company asks you to believe a schedule. The least we can do is let you watch it — what moved, when, and what it unblocks. Updated as the build proceeds, including the months when little happens.
July 2026
Counting method published in full
Every gate, measurement and reconciliation rule behind a Recarbono tonne is now public — before a single tonne exists to be flattered by them. The standard can be audited today and held to as the first site comes online.
July 2026
Protocol signed with Miranda do Corvo
A site and permitting protocol with the Câmara Municipal — the municipality around our first site. It covers siting and permitting cooperation; it is not a feedstock supply agreement, and we will not describe it as one.
June 2026
Partnership with CBE
The Centro da Biomassa para a Energia joins the build — the national reference for biomass in Portugal, and the technical partner for feedstock characterisation.
Next
Commissioning — first material through the reactor, target late 2026.