HOW IT WORKS
The carbon market will keep growing
The global carbon compensation market was estimated at $4 billion in 2023 and is expected to grow almost 40% from 2024 to 2030. This market is driven by the rising demand for carbon credits to address carbon footprints, increasing carbon credit prices.
The carbon market will be one of the largest markets in the world. It could be worth hundreds of billions of dollars.
- Richard Branson, entrepreneur
How do we do it?
The valuation at each stage of a project is the core of how we invest in the carbon market.
It supersedes the previous stage's valuation, reflecting the increasing value of the carbon
credit project as it progresses.
Worldwide mega trend
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.
How is this done?
To become more sustainable and align with the global shift towards a low-carbon economy, companies have to address their carbon footprints.
This means implementing carbon reduction and compensation measures. Carbon reduction entails reducing emissions that can be reduced — but this takes time. How do companies address hard-to-abate emissions now?
To address these hard-to-abate emissions, leading companies worldwide are compensating for their irreducible emissions with carbon credits.
All multinationals compensate for their emissions
The world's largest companies, collectively responsible for
7.2 billion tonnes of annual CO₂ emissions, already have validated emissions reduction targets. Due to legislation and regulations, they must report on their emissions and how they are addressing their carbon footprints. They do this through emissions reduction and compensation.
Carbon footprint reporting is done by all companies with sustainability goals, and 75% of all multinationals report on their environmental impact.
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Carbon credits are the fastest growing commodity
The rising demand for carbon credits, particularly high-quality credits from nature-based solutions, is outpacing supply, causing a shortage of credits and driving up prices. Projections indicate that the carbon credit market could reach a staggering value of $1 trillion by 2030. For investors, this represents a prime opportunity to capitalize on the growing carbon credit market and invest in high-integrity carbon credits, which are becoming an increasingly valuable asset.
OUR EXPERTS
Our strategic approach to sustainable carbon investment
The Green Carbon Fund employs a straightforward and effective strategy: We only invest in high-quality projects, and we buy low, and sell high, ensuring robust returns.
We invest in carbon projects at their earliest stages, securing significant discounts as these projects mature. This patience pays off as larger corporations prefer to purchase established issued credits on the market.
Our expert hands-on team is actively involved in designing and implementing these projects throughout their lifetime, ensuring high-quality credits. We leverage our established network of Fortune 500 companies, the biggest buyers in this market, to maximize returns. When it's time to sell, we auction the credits to these major corporations, ensuring premium prices.
Benefits of investing in carbon credits
Market growth
The carbon credit market is expected to grow and could reach $50 billion by 2030, up from $300 million in 2018.
Regulatory support
Global regulations like the EU’s Fit for 55 package to reduce GHG emissions drive demand for carbon credits.
High potential returns
Tightening regulations is likely to boost demand and carbon credit value, offering early investors high returns.
Diversification
Carbon credits reduce portfolio risk, showing a low correlation with traditional assets and providing stability.
Social & environmental impact
Investing supports emission reduction projects, aiding climate action and biodiversity.
Incentive mechanisms
Some jurisdictions offer tax incentives for carbon offsets, lowering investment costs and fulfilling regulatory requirements.
Why early-stage pre-purchase agreements
are the top choice to invest in carbon credits
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