Foundation 1

Arukah builds governed agricultural biomass infrastructure designed to generate durable climate outcomes and sustained farmer economics across Southeast Asia. We integrate industrial biochar and biogas production into established agrifood supply chains, embedding registry-native digital MRV, structured contracting, and a 50% gross carbon revenue allocation to participating farmers.

Arukah Capital’s first plant in Cambodia converts agricultural residues, including rice husk, into biochar through a digitally monitored production process designed to support scalable, high-integrity carbon removal.

This project demonstrates how Cambodia and Southeast Asia’s deep agrifood markets have critical enablers for scaling durable carbon removal. By directly anchoring carbon revenues to farmer incomes and affordable fertiliser access, Arukah’s model unlocks broad based market support, creating a foundation to bridge these enablers into high-integrity climate infrastructure at regional scale.

The project design is built on our vision: to scale high quality carbon removal by generating meaningful income streams for local communities, with real-time traceability and best-in-class dMRV processes.

Arukah’s projects creates direct, verifiable co-products and local benefits, including wood vinegar and syngas for local use, and 50% of gross carbon revenue is verifiably paid to participating smallholders, supporting either biochar adoption or feedstock supply.