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CIBO Technologies Launches Open Platform for Carbon and Ecosystem Services Models

CIBO Technologies has introduced the first open platform allowing integration with third-party carbon and ecosystem services models.
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Key Takeaways

  • CIBO Technologies has introduced the first open platform allowing integration with third-party carbon and ecosystem services models.
  • Organizations managing sustainability programs can now use CIBO’s proprietary biogeochemical model, SALUS, or opt for alternative modeling solutions.
  • The platform addresses the need for flexibility, enabling agribusinesses, CPGs, and program sponsors to measure environmental impact efficiently.
  • The integration simplifies data collection and reporting, supporting diverse regulatory requirements and sustainability initiatives.
  • CIBO will collaborate with modeling companies and universities to enhance compatibility and data-driven analysis.

CIBO Technologies Introduces Open Sustainability Platform

Supporting Diverse Carbon and Ecosystem Models

CIBO Technologies, a sustainability software provider for agriculture, has announced the launch of the industry’s first open platform integration for third-party carbon and ecosystem services models.

This development enables organizations managing sustainability programs to:

  • Use CIBO’s proprietary biogeochemical model, SALUS, or
  • Integrate their preferred modeling solutions for carbon sequestration, soil health, and ecosystem impact assessments.

By offering greater flexibility, the platform helps agribusinesses, consumer packaged goods (CPGs) companies, and sustainability sponsors adapt to evolving regulatory requirements while scaling their programs more efficiently.

“Our partnerships over the last few years have established CIBO as the industry leader in managing and scaling sustainability programs for farmers.” Dan Ryan, CEO, CIBO Technologies


Enhancing Sustainability Program Execution

Flexible Modeling for Large-Scale Agricultural Programs

Many organizations rely on different environmental modeling approaches based on their:

  • Sustainability objectives
  • Regional crop variations
  • Regulatory compliance needs

CIBO’s open platform simplifies program execution by:

  • Allowing multiple model integrations for greater adaptability.
  • Streamlining data collection and enrollment processes for farmers.
  • Ensuring seamless reporting across different sustainability metrics.

The platform enables program sponsors to efficiently measure environmental impact while maintaining flexibility in program management.

“With our new open approach, we enable our partners to choose the modeling solutions that work best for them, while benefiting from CIBO’s powerful program management and incentive stacking capabilities.” Dan Ryan, CEO, CIBO Technologies


Collaborations to Advance Agricultural Sustainability

Bringing Data Science and Sustainability Together

As part of this initiative, CIBO Technologies will collaborate with:

  • Modeling companies to ensure compatibility with existing carbon and soil health models.
  • Universities and research institutions to align model input requirements with CIBO’s inferred data engine.

By integrating advanced data analysis capabilities, the platform enables greater transparency and efficiency in sustainability reporting.

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