Overview
Chuck de Liedekerke co-founded Soil Capital in Belgium, building the platform that created Europe's first certified carbon payment programme in 2019. Soil Capital works with farmers to measure, reward, and certify regenerative agricultural practices, connecting agricultural land management to corporate carbon credit buyers.
The company posted 2196% revenue growth in the Deloitte Technology Fast 50 Belgium 2025, reflecting significant commercial traction in the voluntary carbon market and regenerative agriculture sector.
Career history
In the news
- It is with great excitement that we are starting a partnership with HEINEKEN UK on what could be one of the UK's largest regenerative malting barley programmes. Through the collaboration of farmers, maltsters, a grain merchant, a brewer and agronomists, by 2027, almost half of The HEINEKEN Company's malted barley will come from farms using regenerative practices, backed by Soil Capital’s independent verification and direct payments to farmers for verified outcomes. The future of food depends on partnerships like this, and we
- Delighted to firm up the collaboration between Regrow Ag and Soil Capital, with this special focus on LatAm. Thanks to Jonathan Unger, Yannick D. and teams for brining this together, and to Anastasia Volkova, PhD, looking forward to our continued good work together!
- Lu dans Time To Sign Off (dont je recommande la lecture bien sûr): "Le gouvernement révèle les premières estimations des dégâts causés par la canicule pour les agriculteurs. Une cata : -30% de production pour le maïs cette année (= "son plus bas niveau depuis 26 ans"), -50% pour le houblon ou les carottes dans certaines régions, jusqu’à -20% de production dans la filière arboricole (pommes, abricots, pêches) + "forte tension hydrique" pour le reste des fruits/légumes et mort de 2,5 à 3M de volailles (environ 1% de la production
- We organised a dinner with some friends: farmers, farmer organisations, cooperatives, merchants, traders, processors, brands, retailers, policymakers, ... I won't lie, the scorching heat was a good reminder of the urgent reasons we work together. But as the evening went on, we also had an opportunity to celebrate our shared focus: - Farmers first. Many of them are stepping up to deliver tomorrow's food system. - Local ecosystems. Life does return fast when we allow it to, like here in our #regenerative #organic field in #Wallonia
- I was pleased to speak with Jasmin Sykes at CNN about why some of the world's largest food companies are investing in regenerative agriculture and how we can fix our food system, and on our partnership with Nestlé. We are starting to see a recognition that healthy soils are the foundation of resilient food systems. When soils are biologically active and fertile, they retain water better, withstand droughts more effectively, reduce erosion, and support more stable yields. In a world of increasing weather extremes, resilience
- Couldn’t have put it better myself!
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