Supercritical partners with Ground Up to expand India biochar network
Supercritical and Ground Up have formed an exclusive partnership to expand biochar carbon removal operations across India, targeting at least 50,000 tonnes of verified carbon removal by 2028. Ground Up's Project Nandani in Kolhapur has already issued its first Isometric-validated carbon removal credits, with 2,500 tonnes expected this year. The expansion will add production facilities alongside India's largest sugar mills, utilising agricultural waste to produce biochar. This partnership provides Ground Up with capital and volume commitments to scale its operations beyond the pilot phase. The first expansion site has secured funding and is scheduled to begin production next year.
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