Wind Energy for Clean Power in India

The URFA Yenice Landfill Gas (LFG)-to-Energy Project captures methane emissions from the landfill, preventing the release of this potent greenhouse gas into the atmosphere.

Enhanced weathering involves the large-scale application of finely ground minerals, such as olivine or basalt, to land surfaces or marine environments. These minerals react with atmospheric CO₂ through mineral carbonation, forming stable carbonate compounds that permanently store carbon.  This process, which naturally occurs over geological timescales, is significantly accelerated through human intervention. By enhancing this…

The GreenTrees Reforestation Project is an ambitious initiative aimed at restoring the Mississippi Alluvial Valley (MAV)—one of North America’s most ecologically significant regions. By planting and protecting native tree species on former agricultural land, the project enhances biodiversity and creates valuable ecosystem services. Since its inception in 2008, over 54,000 hectares have been reforested, with…

This innovative project in the United States employs 100% biomass from wood and agricultural waste to produce biochar, a high-carbon material that sequesters atmospheric CO₂. By creating a permanent carbon sink and improving soil quality, it addresses key environmental challenges. Project Impacts Climate & Environment Social & Economic Location: United States of America  Project Type:…

This offset project invests in making biogas installations available in Cambodia, aiming to increase rural people’s access to a sustainable supply of clean energy.

In South Africa, our flagship carbon farming programme is AgriCarbon™ which aims to rewards farmers for sustainable land management practices. 

Extreme weather events are rapidly increasing worldwide. Argentina has been dealing with the worst drought in 130 years over the last years. Millions of hectares are degraded: no grass, no water, no bugs, no life, thus no production and no carbon sequestration. This partially has to do with the conventional way of farming and grazing…

Fostering regenerative agriculture, empowering local communities, and enhancing air quality.

This reforestation project in Tanzania is set up to combat climate change by replanting degraded forest land. It also contributes to an alternative livelihood for the people in the project area.

Improve the access to cleaner, healthier, more cost-effective cooking methods amongst local households.

The URFA Yenice Landfill Gas (LFG)-to-Energy Project captures methane emissions from the landfill, preventing the release of this potent greenhouse gas into the atmosphere.

Enhanced weathering involves the large-scale application of finely ground minerals, such as olivine or basalt, to land surfaces or marine environments. These minerals react with atmospheric CO₂ through mineral carbonation, forming stable carbonate compounds that permanently store carbon.  This process, which naturally occurs over geological timescales, is significantly accelerated through human intervention. By enhancing this…

The GreenTrees Reforestation Project is an ambitious initiative aimed at restoring the Mississippi Alluvial Valley (MAV)—one of North America’s most ecologically significant regions. By planting and protecting native tree species on former agricultural land, the project enhances biodiversity and creates valuable ecosystem services. Since its inception in 2008, over 54,000 hectares have been reforested, with…

This innovative project in the United States employs 100% biomass from wood and agricultural waste to produce biochar, a high-carbon material that sequesters atmospheric CO₂. By creating a permanent carbon sink and improving soil quality, it addresses key environmental challenges. Project Impacts Climate & Environment Social & Economic Location: United States of America  Project Type:…

This offset project invests in making biogas installations available in Cambodia, aiming to increase rural people’s access to a sustainable supply of clean energy.

In South Africa, our flagship carbon farming programme is AgriCarbon™ which aims to rewards farmers for sustainable land management practices. 

Extreme weather events are rapidly increasing worldwide. Argentina has been dealing with the worst drought in 130 years over the last years. Millions of hectares are degraded: no grass, no water, no bugs, no life, thus no production and no carbon sequestration. This partially has to do with the conventional way of farming and grazing…

Fostering regenerative agriculture, empowering local communities, and enhancing air quality.

This reforestation project in Tanzania is set up to combat climate change by replanting degraded forest land. It also contributes to an alternative livelihood for the people in the project area.

Improve the access to cleaner, healthier, more cost-effective cooking methods amongst local households.