An overview of the projects we support

• Compliance markets are regulated by governments (e.g., EU ETS) and apply to industries with binding emissions caps.

• Voluntary markets let companies and individuals offset emissions on their own terms, typically for ESG goals or supply chain impact.

Prices depend on the project type, location, verification standard, and demand in the market.

In the Voluntary Carbon Market (VCM), prices are seeing a "flight to quality." While generic avoidance credits may remain low (<$5), high-integrity nature-based removal credits are forecast to trade between $15 and $35 per ton, with tech-based removals (like Biochar and DAC) commanding premiums from $150 to over $500 per ton.

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While we do focus on high-quality, thoroughly vetted projects, we also offer more budget-friendly options. Price is an important factor-but it’s not the only one. We believe in balancing impact, quality, and affordability, so you can support projects that aligns with both your values and your budget.

Nature-based projects-like reforestation, forest conservation, or mangrove restoration-are often more expensive than technology-based carbon offset projects because they involve complex, long-term ecological and social processes. These projects require large areas of land, continuous monitoring, and collaboration with local communities to ensure the protection and regeneration of ecosystems.

Additionally, nature projects often deliver extra benefits beyond carbon removal, such as biodiversity protection, water conservation, and improved livelihoods for local populations. These co-benefits add value but also increase the cost of project development, certification, and ongoing maintenance.

The price gap - roughly $20 (Voluntary) vs. $90+ (Compliance/EU) - exists because the markets serve different purposes. Compliance markets (like the EU ETS) are legally mandatory with a fixed supply cap that forces companies to buy, driving prices up. The Voluntary Market (VCM) has an uncapped supply of project developers, keeping prices lower. However, as the VCM tightens standards in 2026, we expect this gap to narrow slightly for high-quality removal credits that mimic compliance-grade integrity.