ZeroEx is the largest Enhanced Rock Weathering project in Germany. It stores massive amounts of carbon dioxide and sequesters it for over 10,000 years, while increasing agricultural yields in the process.

This project takes rock weathering—a natural carbon capture process that lasts for thousands of years—and uses scientific methods to speed it up. This is achieved by applying finely crushed silicate rocks on agricultural land, allowing it to react with CO2 and water, naturally capturing CO2.

ZeroEx uses this process to capture up to 72,000 tonnes of CO2 per year, the equivalent of 7400 Boeing 737s in weight. Their market-leading, high-permanence CO2 storage generates some of the highest quality carbon credits available today. In addition to this, their projects also deliver several co-benefits. The application of rock powder on agricultural land enhances soil fertility and increases resistance to pests and diseases, improving soil health and crop yields. ZeroEx utilises advanced technology at their core to ensure quality and independent verifiability of their carbon credits.