Our portfolio spans a wide variety of nature-based solutions in Europe, each one designed to generate measurable impact for the climate and real benefits for the people closest to it.
Every project in our pipeline is chosen for the same reason. It can deliver lasting climate impact, it stands up to scientific scrutiny, and it leaves the land and the community better than it found them. Here is where our work is focused today.
Our very first carbon farming project that helps farmers generating carbon credits based on their soil samples. It is a measurement-to-measurement project, with samples being taken every 3 years. Currently 11000 hectares are enrolled in Hungary and Slovakia, first credit issuance is due in 2027.
A regenerative agriculture project that helps farmers rebuild soil organic carbon while making their land more resilient and productive in association with one the leading oilseed processing companies in Hungary. The carbon attributes will be used for their mitigation of Scope 3 emissions.
Multi-paddock adaptive grazing program based on the Regenerative Standard. We assist livestock farmers with carbon sequestration in the Carpathian Basin. Our goal is 10.000 hectares of rangeland registered by the end of 2028 in Hungary, Romania, and Slovakia.
A cleaner approach to one of agriculture's largest hidden emission sources. This project cuts emissions at the root without asking farmers to compromise on yield. Using only water and renewable energy, this farmer-patented procedure produces 100% clean nitrogen fertiliser.
Landscape-scale carbon sequestration and ecosystem restoration using hemp production and biochar application as its two main pillars. This project restores natural systems, supports biodiversity and creates long-term environmental and economic value for the arid and semi-arid regions involved.
Using a proprietary US technology, we plan to install water holding membranes that will capture the moisture on the most drought-ridden fields of the Great Hungarian Plain. This will help stop desertification, improve crop yields and increase soil carbon content.
These are the projects shaping our work right now, and our pipeline keeps growing. We are always assessing new opportunities where strong science, the right partners and genuine community benefit come together.
