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Jeff Vanderpool joined Graphyte at the end of 2024 and has hit the ground running! You can learn more about him and his goals for Graphyte below.Why were you excited to join Graphyte?Simplicity. The global need for large-scale, cost-effective carbon removal technologies is growing rapidly. Graphyte has already unlocked both of these key elements, and I’m excited to help scale that impact.Looking ahead, we have to be honest—some industries will never fully decarbonize. Without affordable offsets

“What’s novel about Graphyte is its drying and sealing processes and the sophistication of its monitoring technology”

Barclay talks about Carbon Casting’s potential to scale, while diving into matters like the future of carbon markets and the 45Q tax credit.

A local startup is entering its scale-up period, with another major award under its belt.

Pine Bluff-based Graphyte earns a place on Fast Company’s list of World’s Most Innovative Companies of 2025 in sustainability.

Graphyte has been selected for advancing the sustainability industry with the development of its Carbon Casting technology.

Today, Graphyte CEO Barclay Rogers issued the following statement in response to the introduction of the 45Q Repeal Act:“While lawmakers don’t always agree on climate policies, if they agree that there is a need to create and keep well-paying jobs in the U.S., then they should agree to expand the 45Q tax credit, not repeal it. Expanding 45Q to include newer technologies that capture carbon in solid and liquid form will immediately create jobs in rural America, where these newer technologies are

A low-energy method called Carbon Casting turns biomass into stable carbon blocks for cost-effective CO2 storage.

Curious about the impact of the big game on carbon emissions? Graphyte CEO Barclay Rogers shares his insights on NPR’s Louisiana Considered.