Terradot is acquiring Eion
San Francisco–based Terradot said it has agreed to acquire the assets of U.S. enhanced rock weathering developer Eion, combining two early players in a fast-growing carbon-removal market as demand shifts from pilot projects to larger, contracted programs.
The deal brings Eion’s olivine-based deployments, intellectual property, issued credit track record and more than 100,000 contracted carbon removal credits under Terradot’s platform, adding to Terradot’s existing portfolio of more than 300,000 tonnes under contract with buyers including Google and Frontier.
The combined company will operate projects in both the U.S. and Brazil, pairing Eion’s field operations and farmer partnerships with Terradot’s measurement, reporting and verification framework. Executives said the transaction is intended to strengthen financeability and delivery certainty by diversifying feedstocks and geographies, as enhanced rock weathering moves toward industrial-scale deployment and greater consolidation.
