Idaho City ERW Pilot.
Multi-node Genesis 300 deployment at an enhanced rock weathering site in Idaho City. Funded by the seed round, scheduled for Q3 2026 deployment. Continuous soil chemistry monitoring for ERW carbon removal MRV.
Enhanced rock weathering, continuously verified.
Enhanced rock weathering applies finely ground silicate rock to agricultural soils. As the rock weathers it consumes atmospheric CO₂ and converts it into stable bicarbonate ions that flow to the ocean. The carbon removal is durable, measurable, and registry-eligible.
The bottleneck has always been MRV. ERW projects have historically required expensive lab sampling on quarterly or annual cadences. The Idaho pilot replaces episodic sampling with continuous hardware-signed soil chemistry data: pH, cation exchange, moisture, temperature, conductivity, hourly, on chain.
Genesis 300 Nodes 2 through 10 will deploy across the site grid. Each node operates independently with its own Device DID and burned-in private key. Site-aggregate data feeds the dMRV engine for real-time MRV report generation.
How to get involved.
The Idaho pilot is funded by the closing seed round. Project developers, land stewards, ERW operators, and registry partners interested in the deployment can engage directly with the team.
Site Operators
If you operate or are planning an ERW site and want to use the Idaho pilot infrastructure as a reference deployment, contact the team.
Verification Partners
Puro.earth and Isometric, among other CDR registries evaluating ERW methodologies, are engaged in onboarding discussions. Registry teams seeking direct access to pilot data are invited to coordinate with the team.
Frontier-tier Offtake
Frontier-aligned buyers seeking durable CDR with continuous MRV can pre-arrange offtake for verified credits issued from the Idaho pilot.