Consuming Carbon is a full-cycle developer focused on building and investing in high-integrity removal worldwide.

Pamoja is our flagship transformative bamboo afforestation project, designed to restore 6,000 acres of degraded riparian land in Busia County, Kenya. By combining rapid carbon sequestration through bamboo planting with biochar production from waste, the project creates a robust dual-revenue model. This initiative partners with 6,000 smallholder farmers, rewarding them for past "additionality" via vintage credits, while actively building a sustainable, local bamboo industry to produce furniture, clean fuel, and eco-cutlery.

Serving as our active proof of concept, Hygrow Organic Fields demonstrates proven, ongoing demand for our premium soil amendments. This project transforms urban organic waste into "HYGROW"—a high-quality compost and biochar-blended fertilizer—while simultaneously avoiding methane emissions from landfills. Utilizing a hybrid operational model, it pairs aerobic composting of market and agricultural waste at a central facility with biochar production from rice husks via community kilns.

The Wamunyu Biochar Project is a targeted soil carbon and agriculture initiative supporting over 2,000 farmers within the Farmers Care Cooperative. By converting problematic agricultural residues (such as maize cobs and sunflower husks) into biochar-enriched organic fertilizer using low-emission Taka Char kilns, the project turns agricultural waste into wealth. This highly traceable process enhances soil fertility in semi-arid regions, significantly improves water retention, boosts crop yields, and ensures long-term food security.