Everest commercializes a patent-pending alkalinity sensor that measures carbonate alkalinity in soil to quantify the atmospheric CO2 removal achieved through Enhanced Rock Weathering. By providing accurate and cost-effective monitoring, the technology enables scalable carbon removal solutions while supporting regenerative agriculture practices.
Funding
$3M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Problem
Measuring the amount of atmospheric CO2 removed through Enhanced Rock Weathering (ERW) lacks accurate and cost-effective monitoring solutions. The absence of precise monitoring hinders the scalability and verification of carbon removal achieved through ERW in agricultural settings.
Solution
Everest offers a patent-pending alkalinity sensor that quantifies the atmospheric CO2 removal achieved through Enhanced Rock Weathering by measuring carbonate alkalinity in soil. The sensor technology provides accurate, in-situ monitoring of cumulative carbonate alkalinity, enabling scalable carbon removal solutions. By tracing carbon credits to their origin, the sensor helps build buyer trust through comprehensive measurement history. The automatic sensor eliminates the cost of manual sampling, while providing a clear liquid-phase signal through time-integrated alkalinity measurement.
Target Audience
The primary customers are ERW project developers, farmers implementing regenerative agriculture practices, and organizations involved in carbon credit markets.
Features
- Measures carbonate alkalinity in soil to quantify CO2 removal via Enhanced Rock Weathering.
- Provides in-situ, real-time monitoring of alkalinity levels.
- Offers a comprehensive measurement history for carbon credit traceability.
- Reduces uncertainty in carbon removal quantification.
- Eliminates the need for manual soil sampling.
- Uploads data automatically for effortless monitoring.