Recycling credit · biowaste
A recycling credit for certified recycled biowaste.
C-BIOW
C-BIOW represents organic waste — biowaste — whose recycling through composting has been verified at an accredited facility.
Read the protocol opens in a new tabMeasured unit
1
metric ton of certified recycled biowaste
Credit contract
0xaC23ee6811bEE0cC324a8Bb2e382683c52ab00c7How this credit is defined
- Defined by
- BOLD Recycling opens in a new tab
Biowaste diversion to aerobic composting
- Recorded by
- RecycledID
Records the verified recycled mass
- Issued as
- C-BIOW · fungible, transferable opens in a new tab
The ERC-20 contract that represents and transfers the credit
How a credit gets here
From material to credit.
The credit begins with measured biowaste and an auditable chain of custody. The methodology defines how the final recycling outcome is verified before issuance.
- 01
Track the material
MassIDs record the source, mass and public chain of custody for biowaste.
- 02
Treat the biowaste
An accredited facility receives and composts the eligible organic material.
- 03
Verify the recycling
The BOLD Recycling rules are applied to verify material eligibility, custody, mass and the composting evidence.
- 04
Record the result
A RecycledID records the final verified mass of recycled biowaste.
- 05
Issue the credit
C-BIOW is issued in the amount supported by the verified RecycledID.
Definition
A standardized unit representing one metric ton of certified recycled biowaste.
Claim boundary
- 01
Credit
Defines the verified environmental unit.
- 02
Purchase
Transfers that unit to the buyer.
- 03
Registration
Permanently removes it from circulation and records its final use.
Verify and learn
The credit does not depend on Carrot.
Atlas explains the credit. Its contract, the certificate that issues it and the methodology behind it are open, and can be checked without going through Carrot.
Credit contract
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The fungible ERC-20 that represents and transfers the credit.
Certificate family
How a RecycledID is issued
The certificate record that supports the credit issuance.
Protocol
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Definition, issuance, purchase and registration in Carrot Docs.
Methodology
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Biowaste diversion to aerobic composting