High integrity climate projects.
Curated. Supported. Brought to market.

The projects below represent our supply pipeline, spanning the full development lifecycleโ€”from early-stage opportunities through validation and registration to issued credits available in the spot market. Each is selected through rigorous diligence covering technical integrity, additionality, durability, governance and community benefit.

We also source and trade credits from a much wider range of projects globally. Contact us to discuss your specific requirements.

High integrity climate projects.
Curated. Supported. Brought to market.

The projects below represent our supply pipeline, spanning the full development lifecycleโ€”from early-stage opportunities through validation and registration to issued credits available in the spot market. Each is selected through rigorous diligence covering technical integrity, additionality, durability, governance and community benefit.

We also source and trade credits from a much wider range of projects globally. Contact us to discuss your specific requirements.

PROJECT - 7 OF 19

Community Restoration of Native Ecosystems in Ghana (CIP)

Why we represent it

Through our strategic partnership with Climate Investment Partners, Valitera supports the commercial development of a broader reforestation platform across Latin America and Africa. The Community Restoration of Native Ecosystems in Ghana project stands out as one of the more advanced assets in that pipeline, with VCS registration complete and active planting already underway. We like the project because it combines scale with execution. More than 50,000 hectares are targeted for restoration, with approximately 2,800 hectares already in progress, giving buyers exposure to a project that is moving beyond design and into implementation. The project also has a strong local alignment story. It is being developed in partnership with surrounding communities, is pursuing a Government of Ghana Letter of Authorization, and is progressing toward Verra's VM0047 methodology. For buyers, that creates a credible West African ARR opportunity with visible on-the-ground activity, community participation and a pathway toward the latest methodological standard.

LocationGhana
MethodologyVerra VCS (โ†’ VM0047)
StatusImplementing (planting underway)
RegistryVerra (VCS)
Project IDVCS 4126
Target project size
50,000+hectares
Planted to date
2,800hectares
Species
NativeGhanaian
Partners
Localcommunities

The Community Restoration of Native Ecosystems in Ghana project is a large-scale reforestation initiative developed by Climate Investment Partners and registered under Verra's Verified Carbon Standard as VCS Project 4126. The project aims to restore more than 50,000 hectares of degraded land using native tree species, with potential agroforestry components incorporated where appropriate. Planting is already underway, with approximately 2,800 hectares in implementation to date. The project has been validated and registered under the VCS and is progressing toward adoption of Verra's VM0047 methodology. The developer is also working to secure a Letter of Authorization from the Government of Ghana, adding an additional layer of host-country alignment. As part of CIP's wider West African reforestation platform, the project combines carbon removal with ecosystem restoration, community engagement and long-term land rehabilitation.

EXCLUSIVE PROJECT - 1 OF 30

US SecondCropโ„ข Microbial Carbon Removal (Loam Bio, USA)

Why we represent it

Valitera represents Loam Bio's US SecondCropโ„ข carbon credits across Europe and Asia under an exclusive agency mandate. We see the project as a premium durable-removals opportunity: scientifically differentiated, scalable and directly integrated into existing agricultural systems without requiring land use change or displacing food production. The project is Gold Standard-listed under GS23491 and holds a Sylvera Pre-Issuance Rating of A. Carbon removal is quantified through direct soil sampling and re-measurement, with a 20% buffer pool providing additional protection against reversal. Forward supply is also expected to scale materially over the coming years, giving buyers greater visibility on future availability than is typical for emerging carbon removal pathways. For buyers, the combination is compelling: durable soil carbon removal, strong measurement, agricultural co-benefits and a pathway that can sit comfortably within both diversified removals portfolios and broader value-chain decarbonisation strategies. We also believe Loam's technology and farmer-led model give the project a particularly strong story for corporates seeking credible exposure to agricultural carbon removal.

LocationUS Midwest, USA
MethodologyGold Standard SOC Framework
StatusPre-issuance (listed)
RegistryGold Standard
Project IDGS23491
Project size
8US states
Annual reduction
2.3MtCOโ‚‚e by 2030
Lifetime
100โ€“999years permanence
Smallholders
70%revenue to farmers
Tree species
N/Asoil project
Trees in ground
N/Asoil project

US SecondCropโ„ข is a microbial carbon removal project developed by Loam Bio across corn and soybean farms in the US Midwest. Farmers apply CarbonBuilderโ„ข, Loam's patented fungal seed coating, which works with plant roots to move carbon drawn down through photosynthesis into more stable forms of soil carbon. A key feature of the project is that farmers can continue using the same land, crops and equipment. There is no requirement for land use change, and the carbon removal process is designed to operate alongside existing food production. Carbon outcomes are measured through direct soil sampling and independently verified under Gold Standard requirements. The project includes a 20% buffer pool and currently holds a Sylvera Pre-Issuance Rating of A. Beyond carbon removal, the project is designed to improve soil structure, water retention and biodiversity while returning a significant share of carbon revenue directly to participating farmers. The project contributes to UN SDGs 2 (Zero Hunger), 13 (Climate Action) and 15 (Life on Land).

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PROJECT - 7 OF 19

Community Restoration of Native Ecosystems in Ghana (CIP)

Why we represent it

Through our strategic partnership with Climate Investment Partners, Valitera supports the commercial development of a broader reforestation platform across Latin America and Africa. The Community Restoration of Native Ecosystems in Ghana project stands out as one of the more advanced assets in that pipeline, with VCS registration complete and active planting already underway. We like the project because it combines scale with execution. More than 50,000 hectares are targeted for restoration, with approximately 2,800 hectares already in progress, giving buyers exposure to a project that is moving beyond design and into implementation. The project also has a strong local alignment story. It is being developed in partnership with surrounding communities, is pursuing a Government of Ghana Letter of Authorization, and is progressing toward Verra's VM0047 methodology. For buyers, that creates a credible West African ARR opportunity with visible on-the-ground activity, community participation and a pathway toward the latest methodological standard.

LocationGhana
MethodologyVerra VCS (โ†’ VM0047)
StatusImplementing (planting underway)
RegistryVerra (VCS)
Project IDVCS 4126
Target project size
50,000+hectares
Planted to date
2,800hectares
Species
NativeGhanaian
Partners
Localcommunities

The Community Restoration of Native Ecosystems in Ghana project is a large-scale reforestation initiative developed by Climate Investment Partners and registered under Verra's Verified Carbon Standard as VCS Project 4126. The project aims to restore more than 50,000 hectares of degraded land using native tree species, with potential agroforestry components incorporated where appropriate. Planting is already underway, with approximately 2,800 hectares in implementation to date. The project has been validated and registered under the VCS and is progressing toward adoption of Verra's VM0047 methodology. The developer is also working to secure a Letter of Authorization from the Government of Ghana, adding an additional layer of host-country alignment. As part of CIP's wider West African reforestation platform, the project combines carbon removal with ecosystem restoration, community engagement and long-term land rehabilitation.

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Whether you are defining a carbon strategy, sourcing high-quality credits, financing a project or building market infrastructure, bring us in early. We connect strategy, capital, market access and execution to help you move with confidence.

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Letโ€™s chart your path to Net Zero

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