Charm Industrial

Carbon capture and storage solutions provider

San Francisco, California, United States

About Charm Industrial

Charm Industrial focuses on carbon capture and storage to help combat climate change. The company collects agricultural residues, which are the leftover parts of crops after harvesting, and converts them into bio-oil using a process called pyrolysis. This process transforms biomass into a carbon-rich liquid through a self-sustaining reaction. The bio-oil is then pumped deep underground, where it solidifies and permanently removes carbon dioxide (CO2) from the atmosphere. This method not only helps in reducing CO2 levels but also minimizes risks like wildfires and soil erosion. Charm Industrial serves clients in the agricultural sector by providing them with carbon capture solutions, charging for the conversion of their agricultural residues into bio-oil and its storage underground. The goal of Charm Industrial is to offer a practical solution to climate change while promoting sustainability in agriculture.

San Francisco, CaliforniaHeadquarters
2018Year Founded
$122.1MTotal Funding
SERIES_BCompany Stage
Food & Agriculture, EnergyIndustries
51-200Employees

Benefits

Health Insurance
Dental Insurance
Vision Insurance
Stock Options
401(k) Company Match
Paid Vacation
Professional Development Budget

Risks

Increased competition from other carbon-related startups may impact market share.
Expansion plans may face logistical and supply chain challenges.
Potential regulatory changes could affect carbon capture and storage operations.

Differentiation

Charm Industrial uses bio-oil sequestration, a novel carbon capture method.
The company converts agricultural residues into bio-oil through pyrolysis.
Charm Industrial's process reduces wildfire risks and improves soil health.

Upsides

Charm Industrial raised $100M in Series B funding to scale operations.
Partnership with Manufacturo aims to enhance carbon removal capabilities.
Advancements in pyrolysis technology increase efficiency and reduce costs.

Funding