Klim

Klim has developed a digital platform that serves both farmers and corporations, aiming to transform the agricultural sector from a carbon emitter into a carbon sink. For farmers, the platform is a free tool offering education, financial support, and documentation capabilities to facilitate the transition to regenerative practices, such as reduced tillage and the use of cover crops. By inputting farm data, users can track metrics like soil health improvements and carbon sequestration, which is quantified using a model that combines satellite data, soil samples, and primary farm data. This system allows farmers to demonstrate their environmental impact and create an additional revenue stream by selling verified carbon outcomes on Klim's marketplace.

For corporate clients, including major food companies like Nestlé and Kaufland, Klim provides a mechanism to meet sustainability goals and address Scope 3 emissions. Companies can invest in regenerative projects either within their own supply chains (insetting) or through carbon offsetting by purchasing credits generated by farmers on the platform. This business model involves taking commissions on the sale of these carbon credits and offsets. Since its founding, the company has attracted over 4,000 farmers, covering more than 800,000 hectares of land, and operates in several European countries. Klim has secured significant venture capital, raising a total of $28.5M, including a $22M Series A round in late 2024 led by BNP Paribas. Keywords: regenerative agriculture, agritech, carbon farming, soil health, Scope 3 emissions, carbon offsetting, sustainable agriculture, insetting, carbon credits, climate tech, food supply chain, digital farming platform, Robert Gerlach, Nina Mannheimer, Adiv Maimon, farm management software, soil carbon sequestration, sustainable farming, agricultural technology, biodiversity, climate resilience, sustainable food systems