BioLesna Carrot River
#15of 61 in Biochar#6of 16 in Canada#35of 111 in Puro.earth (PUR)
Audit Analysis
BioLesna Carrot River is a Canadian biochar project verified by 350Solutions under Puro.earth's 2022 methodology. Additionality is confirmed via an investment test and no reversal events have occurred, but the verification report flagged three material findings (unclear dry-mass protocol, spreadsheet discrepancies, inconsistent moisture values) with corrective actions still required. Leakage is neither quantified nor justified, and the project-specific baseline lacks a documented reassessment date, leaving moderate residual risk on the integrity and claim-safety dimensions.
Red Flags
- Three material findings in the verification report (2025-02-27) require corrective action: unclear dry-mass calculation protocol, discrepancies between biochar production/sales spreadsheets, and inconsistent moisture content values for Euse.
- Leakage deduction and justification are both absent from the extracted record; no quantified treatment is documented for a project type where displaced soil carbon or feedstock sourcing could generate leakage.
- No buffer pool percentage is stated in any available document, leaving permanence risk unmitigated by a standardised safety margin.
- Permanence claim not stated in available documents
Credit Vintages Exhausted
| Issued | Retired | Available | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | 100 | 100 | 0 | |
| Total | 100 | 100 | 0 |
Risk Indicators
VVB-confirmed investment test
No reversals but no buffer pool stated
Not quantified or justified
Project-specific, no reassessment date
Mentioned but FPIC and grievance mechanism not stated
CORSIA and CCP status not stated
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