The Customer
UNDO, a sister company to The Future Forest Company, are fighting climate change by developing processes that reverse climate change and maximise the amount of carbon dioxide removed from the atmosphere. UNDO’s goal is to be the first company to remove 1 million tons of CO2, and remove a billion tonnes from our atmosphere by 2030.
The pioneering carbon dioxide removal process is achieved using innovative, nature-based technologies alongside cutting-edge, scientific research, such as enhanced weathering models that use rocks to absorb carbon. This nature-based technology is safe, effective, and beneficial to the environment.
UNDO also partner with local agricultural communities, work with companies to meet net zero commitments, and help individuals who want to make a difference using high-quality carbon credits.
Research shows that there’s more carbon dioxide in the Earth’s atmosphere than ever before in human history. UNDO are tackling the detrimental effects of climate change using enhanced weathering removal, which is based on the natural weathering of rocks.
S Jones Containers were tasked with creating a fully containerised laboratory space that would enable the UNDO’s carbon team to expand their research capabilities on site.
The Challenge
In order to carry out soil tests at a forest site in Fauldhouse, Scotland, UNDO needed two bespoke laboratories to enable the team to conduct field research on the applications of basalt rock and its interactions with the soil. This research is fundamental to the understanding of both these carbon removal technologies in a real-world environment.
With this in mind, UNDO needed a fully containerised solution that could be easily transported between different forest sites for a variety of sustainable research projects.
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