Indian biochar startup Ground Up secures pre-purchase agreement with remove

Indian biochar startup Ground Up secured a pre-purchase agreement with carbon dioxide removal (CDR) accelerator remove. The agreement, valued at over $17,000 (€15,000), follows Ground Up's progression to the Global Leap stage of remove's accelerator programme. Ground Up specialises in industrial biochar production facilities, converting sugarcane residues into biochar, and operates India's largest biochar plant, Project Nandani. This marks remove's second such agreement with an accelerator participant, aiming to support early-stage CDR developers and provide commercial traction.