Biochar carbon removal only holds up if the feedstock behind it is real, traceable and consistent. In July 2026 the ENKOP team travelled to Mwea to inspect both ends of that chain for our partner Pure Plant Organics.
The ENKOP team at a rice husk stockpile.
At MGM Rice Mill we reviewed processing throughput and inspected the milled grain that determines husk volume and quality. At the Pure Plant Organics site we walked through the production equipment with their technical team and examined how feedstock is stored and handled before conversion.
This is the work that sits underneath a credible carbon credit. Not a signed memorandum, but a physical chain of custody that a registry auditor can follow from mill floor to finished product.
3 of 9 stages inspected
Inspected means seen on site by the ENKOP team. It is not third-party verification. Stages without evidence are listed as not yet documented, not left out.
Stage 1: Rice paddy
Not yet documented
Stage 2: MGM Rice Mill
Inspected
Stage 3: Husk feedstock
Inspected
Stage 4: Production site
Inspected
Field report (written account)
Stage 5: Pyrolysis
Not yet documented
Stage 6: Biochar
Not yet documented
Stage 7: Soil application
Not yet documented
Stage 8: Registry issuance
Not yet documented
Stage 9: Credit retired
Not yet documented
