About Kaboni Capture Solutions Ltd
Driving climate action through biochar innovation in Uganda
Driving climate action through biochar innovation in Uganda
Kaboni Capture Solutions Ltd is a private limited liability company incorporated in Uganda. We are the sole proponent of the Kaboni Biochar Project and are responsible for project development, financing, operation of pyrolysis facilities, quality assurance, stakeholder engagement, and compliance with Uganda's National Climate Change Regulations.

To deliver durable, verifiable carbon removal while restoring the health and productivity of degraded agricultural soils in Uganda — creating shared value for farming communities and the environment.
To become a leading African biochar carbon removal enterprise, scaling sustainable climate solutions across the continent while empowering rural communities and regenerating landscapes.

Woodcross Resources established and operates Kaboni Capture Solutions. Woodcross is a Uganda-based natural resources group with on-the-ground industrial experience, including its tin smelting and refining operations in Mbarara — giving the Kaboni Biochar Project an established operating platform, local supply-chain relationships, and in-country engineering and logistics capability from day one.
That sponsorship matters: it means the project is not starting from a standing start. Land, plant construction, feedstock aggregation and community engagement are being delivered by a team that already runs processing infrastructure in the same region.
Our team brings together deep experience in capital markets, industrial operations, agriculture, and community development.
A CFA charterholder with a career spanning investment management and natural-resource project development, Omid leads Woodcross Resources' work in Uganda. He is responsible for capital structuring, carbon-market strategy and commercial partnerships for the Kaboni Biochar Project.

Biography to follow. Kwesi leads in-country relationships, land and regulatory engagement, and the partnerships with farmer cooperatives that underpin the project's feedstock supply.
Every tonne we remove is measured, verified and reported. We commit to sustainable land-use practices and to methodologies that stand up to independent scrutiny.
Farmers are partners, not suppliers. Free, prior and informed consent guides every relationship, and benefit sharing is built into the closed-loop model.
Evidence-based decisions from lab to field. Continuous characterisation of biochar and monitoring of soil, yield and carbon outcomes.
Carbon credits registered under the Verra Standard, with full traceability from feedstock to farm to credit.
Initial assessment of feedstock availability, pyrolysis technology and community readiness in Southwest Uganda.
Three experimental production runs completed using locally sourced biomass. Laboratory results confirm biochar stability and quality.
Project application filed under Uganda's National Climate Change Regulations.
Regulatory approval pending — expected to unlock full-scale carbon credit issuance under Verra.
Phase 2 catchment expansion planned, with Karamoja identified as a candidate region.