Feedstock characterization
Biogenic fraction, contamination, moisture, carbon content, PFAS, heavy metals, coatings, and process fit.
Material guideAdvisory ecosystem
Science, R&D, and technical review strengthen the waste-to-CDR supply chain.
MSW2CDR is built to route funding, assessment questions, materials, and pilot opportunities toward the universities, labs, researchers, and technical advisors needed to improve organic waste diversion-to-CDR pathways over time.
Research areas
Where advisory participation can add value.
Biochar and hydrochar durability
Thermal processing, wet organic conversion, stability testing, soil and non-soil applications.
Pathway atlasAD, methane, and digestate systems
Methane mitigation, CO₂ capture, digestate stabilization, and integrated carbon-removal retrofits.
Retrofit analysisMineralization and materials
Carbon-storing concrete, asphalt, aggregates, stormwater media, soil products, and built-environment storage.
Explore pathwaysMRV, LCA, and verification
Mass balance, chain of custody, carbon accounting, leakage, additionality, and buyer-facing evidence.
Standards mapGrant and pilot design
Translate research into assessment packages, funding proposals, pilot scopes, and commercialization pathways.
Discuss pilot R&DUniversity and lab references
MSW2CDR may reference universities, national labs, research centers, public programs, or scientific publications as part of a research and advisory ecosystem. Any listed institution is informational unless a formal partnership is separately announced.