Your Carbon
Investment Toolkit

Raise capital

Securing funding is a vital first step for carbon projects due to the substantial upfront costs associated with documentation, validation, monitoring, verification processes, and eventual project execution. Capital can be obtained from various sources, including independent and institutional investors, grants, or pre-selling carbon offsets.

Get a Credit Estimate

This step involves conducting thorough due diligence to assess the feasibility and potential carbon credit generation of the proposed project. The due diligence process entails evaluating the project's design, implementation plan, financials, and projected carbon impact to gauge its eligibility, viability, and risks per the relevant certification standards. Rigorous due diligence is crucial for investors and stakeholders to make informed decisions, and is a strong driver of overall success and carbon impact

Execute your project

This phase involves selecting the appropriate carbon certification standard and methodology, conducting essential field surveys and measurements, and developing formal project documents. The documents are submitted for public comments before undergoing validation by independent auditors to ensure alignment with carbon program requirements. Upon successful validation confirming project eligibility, the initiative is formally registered, enabling the launch of project activities and continuous monitoring to track carbon progress. Periodic verification is then conducted to audit and confirm goal achievement, paving the way for issuance of carbon offsets proportional to results. These offsets can then be traded on carbon markets or used to meet emissions reduction targets, marking the project's climate impact.

Sell offsets

Once issued to a project, carbon offsets become tradable commodities on voluntary carbon markets where they can be sold to help finance the project or to organisations and individuals looking to offset their emissions. Successfully selling offsets represents the full lifecycle of a carbon project in generating climate impact and value.