Restore Carbon advances plans for scaling peatland carbon removal in North America
Restore Carbon is exploring opportunities to scale its peatland-based carbon removal approach in North America, with Canada identified as a highly promising region for future project development.Canada is home to some of the world’s largest peatland areas and substantial underutilised biomass streams, creating strong potential for large-scale carbon removal projects. For Restore Carbon, this offers an important opportunity to apply its subsurface biomass storage approach in landscapes where climate impact and long-term scalability could go hand in hand.As part of this exploration, Restore Carbon is engaging with potential local partners on biomass sourcing, peatland conditions, and future project development. The company aims to work closely with land managers, research institutions, and project developers to assess how its method can be implemented effectively in a North American context.This development reflects Restore Carbon’s broader ambition to scale peatland carbon removal beyond Europe. Building on ongoing projects in the Netherlands and research collaborations in Ireland, North America represents a logical next step in the company’s international growth strategy.