- The Carbon Business Council has launched the Direct Storage of Biomass (DSB) Coalition, a new industry working group bringing together companies to advance direct biomass storage as a carbon dioxide removal (CDR) pathway.
- Direct storage of biomass — also referred to as terrestrial storage of biomass — involves durably storing organic material such as waste wood, agricultural residues, biochar, or other plant matter to lock carbon out of the active carbon cycle.
- Material can be buried or stored in sealed underground reservoirs, wells, or other containers, with the approach able to draw on existing forestry, agricultural, and biomass-handling infrastructure.
- The coalition will serve as a forum for collaboration among project developers, technology providers, and policy experts, with the aim of improving shared understanding of the pathway and supporting informed decision-making by carbon credit buyers and policymakers.
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