Ponderosa is Graphyte’s first project built around Western wildfire risk. It sits near Flagstaff, in the middle of the Four Forests Restoration Initiative. More than two million acres of ponderosa pine and piñon-juniper that the U.S. Forest Service and the State of Arizona are actively thinning to reduce the threat of catastrophic fire. That work leaves behind enormous volumes of woody residue. Graphyte turns this residue into permanent carbon removal. The project is in development, applying the same Carbon Casting process now proven at our Loblolly facility in Arkansas and due to launch in Q1 2027
Loblolly is Graphyte’s first Carbon Casting project and the site where the process moved from concept to commercial operation. It sits in Pine Bluff, in the middle of an Arkansas biomass hub surrounded by working timberland and rice production. The project began operating in April 2024 and has run continuously since, acting as the reference point for every project we’ve built since.
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