Empowering Africa's Farmers, Restoring Earth's Climate

By merging sustainable farming with economic opportunity, we're building a future where African agriculture nourishes both communities and the planet.

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We transform organic waste into valuable soil amendments, increasing farmer productivity

Releaf Earth is pioneering large-scale biochar production across Africa. Our biochar delivers a triple benefit: significant carbon sequestration, enhanced soil fertility, and increased economic opportunities for rural communities.

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As Nigeria's first industrial biochar producer, Releaf Earth is leading the way. Our biochar delivers a triple impact: enriching soil fertility, permanently sequestering CO₂, and creating sustainable industries in rural Nigeria.

We are convinced that biochar carbon removal provides the fastest, most cost-effective path to large-scale carbon removal

Releaf’s Biochar Process

Releaf leverages its own proprietary tools and partners with leading biochar technologists to deliver verifiable, cost-efficient, and community impacting carbon removal.

Building a Greener, More Prosperous Future

Releaf's Roadmap

700,000

Metric Tons of CO₂e removed by 2030.

50,000

Metric Tons of waste biomass recycled annually.

20,000

Metric Tons of biochar produced annually.

500+

Jobs created in the carbon removal industry.

50%

Of all carbon removal jobs filled by women.

15

Production sites planned by 2030.

#1

Targeted position as the world’s largest carbon removal company by 2030.

40%

Increase in crop yields for rural smallholder farmers

Africa’s Strong Advantage

We are confident that Africa's unique combination of rich biomass, expansive land, and dynamic economies will establish it as the global leader in affordable biochar.

Abundant Raw Materials

Africa generates an impressive 1.4 billion tons of biomass annually, providing a sustainable and readily available feedstock for biochar production. This ensures a consistent and scalable supply chain for global carbon removal needs.

Affordable Labor

With labor costs 50-80% lower than in other regions, Africa offers a significant economic advantage in biochar production. This makes large-scale operations not only feasible but also highly cost-effective, driving greater accessibility to carbon solutions.

Self-Sufficient Infrastructure

Biochar production in Africa leverages a unique advantage: it generates its own energy during the manufacturing process. This eliminates the need for grid electricity, enabling decentralized operations even in remote areas, while reducing dependence on fossil fuels.