Carbon Offsets are generated through emission reduction or direct emission removal.
Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation (REDD+) is a framework that creates financial value for the carbon stored in forests.
For example: Carbon Offsets can be earned for a renewable power plant that us used to displace coal fired electricity generation.
For each tonne of CO2 which is displaced, an offset is earned.
You can then use these Carbon Offsets to reduce your Carbon Footprint/Output.
Invest in the highest quality, globally recognised Carbon Offsets from certified registries to reduce your carbon output.
Invest in a project or find Investors for your project to establish a carbon neutral future for generations to come.
Get in touch with a project manager to convert your project into nature-based carbon offsets.
The term “wild-west” has been applied to the carbon market evolution of the past decade. A demand for ethical activity and a code of conduct among developers, resellers and off-takers has increased scrutiny and accountability for those involved in all aspects of the industry. We feel this is a good development.
Today there are a number of carbon “registries” globally but only a handful of “high-quality credit” registries. These registries have rigorous reporting and compliance standards that insure transparency and equity for all stakeholders.
Our commitment to our communities and our investors are for a high-value, high-impact project that returns over 50% of our net profits to the communities while providing a secure and significant return for our investors.
Whether we engage with VERRA, CAR, Gold Standard or another soon to be established high-quality registry, we commit that it will be a rigorous and transparent reporting and accountability framework.
Carbon Offsets allow companies to compensate for their greenhouse gas emissions.
Carbon Offsets are generated from projects around the world that pull Greenhouse Gases out of the atmosphere.
Carbon Offset certificates will expire within two to three years, or five years at the maximum.
