Paulownia Carbon Credit
If you own land and are looking for profitable and sustainable ways to use it, planting Paulownia could be the ideal solution. Known as Japanese Kiri, this tree not only grows quickly but also offers huge profit potential through the sale of carbon credits.
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Por que escolher Paulownia para geração de Crédito de Carbono?
a. Unparalleled CO2 absorption : Paulownia absorbs 10 times more CO2 than any other tree species. This makes it one of the best options for carbon sequestration projects.
b. Efficient carbon storage : The CO2 absorbed by Paulownia trees is stored in their wood and soil, acting as long-term carbon sinks.
c. Hardiness and low maintenance : These trees are pest resistant and require minimal input of water, fertilizers and pesticides.
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Mercado de Crédito de Carbono: Uma Oportunidade Bilionária
The carbon credit market is growing exponentially. To meet global climate goals by 2050, there will be a growing demand for approximately 2,000 commercial CO2 capture projects, with a total investment of between $655 and $1,280 billion. This scenario opens up a vast opportunity for landowners who want to participate in this lucrative market.
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Paulownia Carbon Credit Projects
Paulownia is a popular choice for reforestation and carbon offset projects. With timber buyback contracts and carbon credit sales, you can start making a profit after the first year of planting, allowing for a quick return on investment. After 10 years, the timber can be cut down and the tree will regrow on its own, generating new carbon credits from the first year of regrowth.
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Carbon Credit Computing Process
a.Project planning and monitoring : Creation of 3D maps, impact and sustainability analysis.
b. Satellite monitoring : Use of unique technology with machine learning (ML) algorithms for accurate and direct analysis at the ecosystem level.
c. Generation of CO2 credits : We follow the ISO 14064 standard to ensure maximum accuracy and credibility.
d. Operation and Distribution: Sale of CO2 credits to companies in the EU, buyer mediation and active marketing of the project.
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Affordable Costs and Progressive Discounts
Price per hectare:
1st year = $400
2nd year to 30th = $50
Progressive discounts according to the number of hectares
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Paulownia Combo: Timber Harvesting + Carbon Credits
In this model, the producer and/or investor start profiting from carbon credits right after the first year of planting, allowing for a quicker return on their investments. After 10 years of planting, the timber is harvested. Since Paulownia regenerates on its own, the generation of new carbon credits resumes just one year after planting. This is a promising opportunity for investors seeking not only financial returns but also to significantly contribute to climate change mitigation.