What we do
Brokerage, certification, and decarbonisation that pays for itself
Most of the carbon market separates the people who measure, the people who verify and the people who sell. We keep the three together, so every credit that passes through our hands carries its own evidence.
01 / Brokerage
Buying and selling verified credits
For buyers — corporates with compliance obligations, net-zero targets or residual emissions to offset — we source credits from regulated programmes and established registries: Australian ACCUs, UK Woodland Carbon Code units, credits verified by Verra, Gold Standard, ACR and CAR, and EGB-certified abatement from our own project pipeline. You tell us the volume, vintage, geography and price band; we bring back options with the documentation attached, not after.
For sellers — project developers and organisations holding certified credits — we find buyers and handle the transaction, including transfer of the certificate of ownership. Our fee structure is agreed up front, in writing.
What we won't do: we don't broker credits we can't trace to a registry entry, a certificate or a regulator. If the paperwork isn't there, neither are we. That rule has cost us transactions. It's also why buyers come back.
02 / Certification
Origination under a published methodology
EGB, our Melbourne-based delivery and certification arm, quantifies abatement under the Australian Carbon Quantification Methodology v3.1 (published 15 September 2024). The methodology is version-controlled, aligned to the framework of Australia's Carbon Credits (Carbon Farming Initiative) Act 2011, and engages the Clean Energy Regulator's national scheme.
Each measured tonne of CO₂e becomes a Carbon Credits Certificate of ownership — a transferable instrument recording the project, the period and the quantification behind it. To date, roughly 9,991 tonnes have been certified this way, including a 9,630-tonne issuance from a parking solar-farming project.
If you operate assets that are already cutting emissions — solar, waste recovery, efficiency programmes — and nobody has ever counted the tonnes, that abatement may be certifiable. That's usually a ten-minute conversation to establish.
03 / Decarbonisation
Turning a carbon footprint into profit
The market sells climate action as a cost. Our model delivers it as a return — no capital expenditure, applied across electricity, gas, waste, water, fuel and telecoms.
Deployed with Australian sporting and community organisations — RSL clubs, racing clubs, AFL-linked programmes delivered with partners — where budgets are tight and results are public. Documented outcomes include A$32,000 and A$72,000 a year in new revenue for a single racing club, and waste recycling rates up to 98%.
Profile reset
Re-baseline and re-contract how energy and utilities are bought and metered. Same operations, lower cost, lower emissions. One client group cut A$10,709 a year from gas alone.
Asset optimisation
Extract more from assets you already own — demand response, load shifting, equipment scheduling — without changing what the assets do. Measured at ~285 tCO₂e a year across one demand-reduction programme.
Resource recovery
Recover value from waste streams instead of paying to remove them. Recycling rates up to 98%, and waste contracts that generate revenue rather than invoices.
How an engagement runs
Four steps, in the open, with your name on the certificate at the end.
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Scope
A short call to establish what you hold, what you need, and whether we're the right counterparty. No charge, no obligation.
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Evidence
We assemble or verify the documentation — registry entries, certificates, measurement data — before any price is discussed.
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Transact
Terms in writing, fees agreed up front, transfer of ownership recorded.
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Report
You receive the full file: what was bought or sold, under which standard, with which serial numbers. Ready for your auditor, your board or your regulator.