Building the Infrastructure for Forward Financing of Nature-based Carbon Credits

FOR A NET ZERO & NATURE POSITIVE FUTURE

Introducing Forward Financing of Climate & Impact Projects

The existing Voluntary Carbon Market is unable to overcome the imbalance between supply and demand.

GreenTrade resolves market constraints by making long-term purchase rights (ERPAs*) tradeable. We stand for high-integrity carbon credits on a robust, transparent, liquid marketplace.

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OUR AMBITION

Realize the Supply of 1 Billion Tonnes of CO2 by 2030

We're supporting developers to realise new offsetting projects while empowering companies to fulfill their Net Zero commitments

GreenTrade connects pricing stability and supply guarantee for businesses while developers can access liquidity at an early stage and accelerate their growth of carbon projects.

Access to long-term trusted supply

Mitigating risk of price increase

Tradability of Carbon Credits

CONNECTING THE MARKET

Nature-based Solutions Marketplace

Access the world of verified and nature-based forward carbon credits. On our platform you can research projects, build your personal portfolio and track each projects progress, validation data and carbon credit inventory.

Forward Credits of High Quality Projects

Transparency & Verification

Order & Inventory Management

digital carbon credits

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Making the world a more sustainable place.

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“El Gato” Forest Conservation in Peru

We are committed to preserving wilderness areas worldwide for future generations. To do this, we buy virgin forest areas and protect them forever with legal security through entry in the land registry. We give every individual the opportunity to protect a very tangible, valuable piece of nature for all time. We enable people to gain personal experience in wilderness areas and support young people and researchers. In addition we do environmental education projects and renaturation projects, such as tree planting, in which people can become actively involved in nature conservation in their own region.

“Pian Upe” Wildlife Reserve in Uganda

Pian Upe Wildlife Reserve (PUWR) (2153.8 km2), established in 1964, is one of Uganda’s most integral conservation areas. The landscape hosts the greatest diversity of species of large plains mammals in the country and comprises the only extensive grassland remaining in the Karamoja region of eastern Uganda. The southern sector of PUWR contributes to the internationally recognized Lake Opeta Important Bird Area under BirdLife International designation, and an array of endemic and migratory avian species are found throughout the reserve. However, PUWR’s biodiversity and role in the larger regional ecosystem are imperilled as, under current management, it struggles to generate adequate funding for comprehensive and effective management. The reserve’s financial pressures have become more acute with reduced tourism revenue due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and funding shortfalls are evident in poor infrastructure (unserviceable roads and dilapidated buildings), inadequate equipment, and understaffing. These inadequacies exacerbate threats to ecosystem resilience, species integrity, and local community livelihoods.

Regenerative agriculture in the Indo-Gangetic plains

The project intends to generate additional income to the small holder farmers of Indo- Gangetic plain region for adopting improved agricultural practices such as zero till farming, cover cropping, crop diversification, farm residue incorporation, optimizing fertilizer application and efficient water management which provide a potential to not just prevent emissions into the atmosphere but also create carbon sinks through sequestration of carbon back into the soil. Globally, agriculture and allied activities, account for almost 22% of the total greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, and hence is considered a major problem contributing to climate change.