Under
Development
Graphyte is built to scale.
Meeting demand for durable carbon removal at the volumes buyers need means developing several projects at once, not one at a time — so we run a pipeline of projects in active development across North and South America.
Each one takes shape inside an existing agricultural or timber supply chain, converting residue that is currently burned, left to rot, or hauled away at the producer’s expense into durable carbon removal. And each one moves at the speed of committed demand, which is where buyers come in. Select a marker on the map to see a project, or read how being catalytic shapes what gets built.
Red Cedar
British Columbia, Canada
Feedstock
Sawmill residuals and forestry residues
Local economic impact
A new revenue stream for mills and forestry contractors handling residue that has no current market, plus construction and long-term operating jobs at an existing industrial site
Annual capacity
~300,000 tonnes CO₂e per year
Magnolia
Mississippi, USA
Feedstock
Mill residuals from the timber and wood-products industry: bark, sawdust, and sawmill offcuts
Local economic impact
A new revenue stream for sawmills currently paying to dispose of residue, plus construction and long-term operating jobs
Annual capacity
~300,000 tonnes CO₂e per year
Carbon Casting, South Brazil
Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil
Feedstock
Rice hulls, the same feedstock proven at Loblolly, drawn from one of the world’s most concentrated rice-processing regions
Local economic impact
Payment for a byproduct rice mills currently dispose of at no value, and the first geological carbon storage project in South America
Annual capacity
~300,000 tonnes CO₂e per year