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The world is in the midst of a green transition with global commitments towards a low-carbon economy. Since 2015, 196 countries have committed to environmental action and are actively working on solutions to reduce global emissions and become more sustainable.
Companies worldwide have also joined this movement, and are now focused on measuring, reducing, and compensating for their carbon footprints.
Carbon reduction entails reducing emissions that can be reduced—but this takes time. To address irreducible emissions now, leading companies worldwide are compensating for their hard-to-abate emissions with carbon units, creating a high demand for carbon units and increasing carbon unit prices.
The world's largest companies, collectively responsible for 7.2 billion tonnes of annual CO₂ emissions, already have validated emissions reduction targets.
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The global carbon compensation market was estimated at $4 billion in 2023 and is expected to grow almost 40% from 2024 to 2030.
Carbon units are outpacing other traditional commodities, making it an attractive opportunity for investors.
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We develop high-quality nature-based solutions that generate verified carbon units.
Our previously issued green bonds fund our nature-based solutions.
Investors of our green bonds benefit from stable returns of 7% to 9%.
