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High-quality nature-based carbon removal starts long before credits are issued. It requires upfront investment in project design, validation, and long-term stewardship.
At The Green Branch, we develop and operate forest restoration projects from early-stage feasibility through verification and issuance and remain involved for more than 40 years to ensure long-term integrity and impact.
By buyinig from our projects, you provide the catalytic capital needed to originate new projects and the long-term carbon finance required to scale them.
Organizations can engage through development contributions, spot purchases, or forward agreements.
No long-term purchase commitment, but early access to future high-quality credits through a relatively modest upfront investment.
High-integrity forest restoration projects require early-stage capital before any credits can exist. Development contributions provide the catalytic funding needed to originate, design, and validate new projects. Without this support, these projects would not come into existence.
As a founding contributor, you secure right of first offer on future credits from the project, positioning you at the front of the queue as high-quality supply becomes increasingly scarce.
You are not just purchasing credits. You are making them possible.
Purchase high-quality, nature-based removal credits that are already verified and available. Spot purchases allow you to compensate for current emissions with immediate delivery from operating forest restoration projects.
This is the most direct way to access premium removal credits, subject to availability.
The market for high-quality removal credits is tightening. Leading companies are securing future supply as availability becomes increasingly scarce.
Through Emission Removal Purchase Agreements (ERPAs), you contract credits directly from The Green Branch projects, securing delivery in future years. This provides long-term price visibility and guaranteed access to high-integrity removal credits as they are issued.
Forward agreements align long-term climate commitments with long-term project development.
