carbon credit

How does it work ?

One credit represents one tonne of CO₂ removed from the atmosphere or prevented from being released through a verified climate project.

We measure the carbon stored, convert it into CO₂e, and an independent auditor verifies it.
Once approved, it’s publicly registered and becomes a carbon credit that companies can purchase to offset emissions they cannot yet avoid.
International standards ensure everything is traceable and transparent.

For us, the process starts with biochar.
When plant waste is transformed into biochar, the carbon inside becomes stable for hundreds of years, making it one of the most trusted, science-backed ways to store carbon long-term.

Key Numbers

CO₂ captured through Khokbawa Engineering since 2021: 156,000 tonnes

This is roughly equivalent to:

• the annual emissions of 130,000 cars

• 62,400 long-haul flights (e.g. Paris ↔ Bangkok)

• the annual emissions of 39,000 households worldwide

A Natural Step into Carbon Credits

For years, Khokbawa has been capturing carbon through biochar while supporting healthier soils and more resilient agriculture.
Entering the carbon credit market is a natural extension of what we already do.

It allows us to:

• Measure and document our climate impact
  

• Turn carbon removal into a financial resource that supports our development
  

• Offer our partners a way to back credible, nature-based climate action
  

• Accelerate our long-term vision of energy self-sufficient projects, regenerative agriculture and circular local industries

This is just the beginning.
As we grow, we aim to build a model where Thailand’s biomass waste becomes a positive force for the climate, for communities and for the future.

How mutch

In concrete terms, for a biochar project capturing an average of 3 tonnes of CO₂ per tonne produced, this represents a potential €270 to €450 in additional revenue per tonne of biochar, on top of the revenue from the sale of the product itself. This dual value product + carbon credits significantly boosts the profitability of projects while addressing climate issues.