Digital infrastructure for measuring, reporting and verifying carbon outcomes.
Field and process-level carbon data feeds a measurement, reporting and verification (MRV) pipeline, supporting the development of carbon projects — from soil carbon to biochar carbon removal — ready for independent standards and registries.
SPX Carbon™ is Soil Passport's digital infrastructure for measuring, reporting and verifying (MRV) carbon outcomes — connecting soil, biomass and process-level carbon data into project-ready records.
Field and process-level carbon data from soil measurements, biomass tracking and conversion technology outputs, such as biochar production.
No. SPX Carbon™ provides the MRV data layer that supports carbon project development — it works alongside independent carbon standards and registries, which handle methodology approval and credit issuance, rather than replacing them.
Soil carbon projects and biochar-based carbon-removal projects are the primary use cases today, with the digital MRV workflow designed to extend to other SPX™ pathways as they're qualified.
It draws on the same soil, satellite and biomass data captured through Soil Passport™, turning that data into structured MRV records rather than requiring a separate measurement system.
Contact our team or apply through the Partners page to discuss project-level MRV support and carbon project development.