Matt was inundated with questions on our last Q&A webinar. He sat down with us to chat through a few more of your questions in detail here. As you may remember, a few months back we had the chance to sit down with Matt Egerton-Warburton to discuss carbon project agreements from a legal perspective.… Continue reading Your Legal Questions Answered with Matt Egerton-Warburton
Layering Biodiversity into the Plantation Forestry Method. We were lucky to have the chance to sit down with Jon, Heartwood Plantation’s Managing Director, to chat about their unique niche in the market. Heartwood joined the CFF flock earlier this year, when they approached us to do some initial feasibility work to assess the financial viability… Continue reading Heartwood Plantations: Doing Things a Little Bit Differently
We’ve waded through the jargon to give you the next snapshot understanding of a carbon-related acronym to digest over your morning coffee. ANREU. Ann ree you? Ann roo? An are you? Ay en are ee you? We’re not sure, but it stands for the Australian Registry of National Emissions Units – which is… Continue reading November Acronym of the Month – ANREU
A big win for our project at Canna in WA’s Wheatbelt with the issuance of 4,173 ACCUs in its first reporting round! Our biodiverse environmental planting carbon project, Canna, recently received great news with the issuance of 4,173 ACCUs over its first reporting round. The project, located in the northern wheatbelt of Western Australia,… Continue reading Our Canna Reforestation Project is Issued 4,173 ACCUs!
We’ve waded through the jargon to give you a snapshot understanding of the next acronym that you can digest over a morning coffee. ☕️ You may have seen the acronym ‘CCP’ – but what does it stand for, and what does it mean? Unfortunately, there are no gold stars for guessing that one of… Continue reading October Acronym of the Month – CCP
Registering a carbon farming project? Rohan Dunsdon shares the key tax considerations to keep in mind. A few months ago, we were fortunate to have Rohan Dunsdon join us for our Q&A Webinar. As a Partner with Bentleys Australia specialising in agribusiness and horticulture, he brought a wealth of experience to our conversation on taxation… Continue reading Taxation Considerations for a Carbon Farming Project
We’ve waded through the jargon to give you the next snapshot understanding of a carbon-related acronym to digest over your morning coffee. ☕ NbS! Nuts bolts Screws? No bull S***? It is definitely harder when there’s no C for carbon. In this context, NbS stands for Nature-based Solutions. Nature-based solutions are defined… Continue reading September Acronym of the Month – NbS
Matt Egerton-Warburton walks us through the business models, key risks and tactics to mitigate Carbon Service Provider agreements. Earlier this week, we had the chance to sit down with Matt Egerton-Warburton to talk about carbon project agreements. Being a lawyer with plenty of experience navigating contracts and structuring the legal aspects of how a… Continue reading Carbon Project Agreements: 6 Keys Risks & How to Mitigate
What does the first large scale issuance of soil carbon credits mean for the industry? In landmark news for carbon markets in Australian agriculture, two Queensland producers have become the recipients of a large-scale allocation of soil carbon credits. The combined issuance across both projects was 151,312 Australian Carbon Credit Units (ACCUs). These projects have… Continue reading What Does June’s Massive ACCU Issuance Mean For Soil Carbon?
What you need to know about offsets reporting Offset reports are a key requirement of participating in the ACCU Scheme. They outline the way the project achieved carbon abatement over its reporting period and are lodged with the Regulator as evidence to validate the issuance of ACCUs. The result? They are highly detailed and… Continue reading Offsets Reports 101
