Early supply visibility
See where municipal and commercial carbon flows may become future CDR projects before they are fully mature.
Request buyer briefingFor buyers, funders, sponsors, and infrastructure partners
Discover future supply before it becomes finished tons.
Most carbon-removal procurement starts after projects are already visible. MSW2CDR helps buyers, funders, and sponsors support earlier supply-chain creation: finding eligible waste carbon, assessing routes, improving project readiness, and de-risking future durable supply.
Buyer and funder participation
Support the connection between waste systems and future durable tons.
Assessment sponsorship
Fund CDR Retrofit Assessments for cities, facilities, brands, or regional clusters to create a stronger project pipeline.
Sponsor an assessmentQuality screen
Review whether projects are separating avoided emissions, composting, recycling, and durable removal claims responsibly.
View quality lensPilot and offtake exploration
Identify pilots, project developers, technologies, and community partners that could support future purchasing pathways.
Explore offtake readinessLocal climate impact
Support local, visible, community-relevant infrastructure that can also address waste, methane, jobs, and circular material systems.
See stakeholder networkPortfolio diversification
Evaluate waste-derived pathways as one part of a broader carbon-removal portfolio without assuming all routes are buyer-ready.
Explore pathwaysBuyer discipline
Buyer interest does not turn a waste stream into CDR.
MSW2CDR helps prepare potential supply, but verified carbon-removal purchasing requires project-specific quality review, accepted measurement, durability evidence, emissions accounting, and third-party verification where applicable.
Buyer and funder participation can include project discovery, assessment sponsorship, pilot support, offtake exploration, and future purchasing once projects meet quality requirements.