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The Russas Project
Location: Privately-owned property in Acre, Brazil.
Standards: Verified Carbon Standard (VCS) and Climate, Community and Biodiversity Standard (CCBS) certified.
Community: Collaborates with local communities and Acre state officials for sustainable outcomes.
Impact: Aims to reduce pressure on land and forests, leading to significant emission reductions.
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Pamona Hydroelectric
Location: Poso River, Central Sulawesi, Indonesia.
Standards: UN CERs
Community: Provides local employment during construction and operation, along with free electricity to improve living standards and support small industries.
Impact: Reduces greenhouse gas emissions by 608,090 tCO2 annually during the first crediting period, while improving air quality.
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Quebec Sustainable Community
Location: Client facilities across Quebec, Canada.
Standards: Verified Carbon Standard (VCS) and Climate, Community and Biodiversity Standard (CCBS) certified.
Community: Developed with local businesses, ensuring accurate emissions reporting via third-party verification.
Impact: Aims to group 10,000 facilities, reducing 22,852,000 tCO2e between 2010 and 2020.
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Biological Corridors
Location: High Orinoco, Eastern Plains of Colombia.
Standards: CDM - AR-ACM0003 (Afforestation/reforestation).
Community: Involves stakeholders like Organización La Primavera S.A. and local organizations, fostering social and economic growth through job creation and sustainable land use.
Impact: Expected to reduce 5,559,630 tCO2, restoring the environment, enhancing biodiversity, and supporting local communities.
The Russas Project is a pioneering reforestation initiative dedicated to the protection and conservation of tropical forests located on the southern bank of the Valparaiso River in the State of Acre Brazil. By offering payments for ecosystem services, this project aims to significantly reduce deforestation and forest degradation, aligning with the Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and forest Degradation (REDD) framework.
Key Features:
Location: Privately-owned property in Acre, Brazil.
Standards: Verified Carbon Standard (VCS) and Climate, Community and Biodiversity Standard (CCBS) certified.
Community Involvement: Development and implementation of the project have been conducted in collaboration with local communities and Acre state officials to ensure sustainable and beneficial outcomes.
Impact: The project activities are designed to lower the pressure on land and forest resources, resulting in substantial emission reductions.
Project ID: VCS1112
Your Purchase:
Your purchase of the Russas Project | VCS1112 ensures that 1 metric ton of CO2 is neutralized through natural, sustainable reforestation practices. These credits have already been retired under the Forevergreen Organization. Upon completing your purchase, you will be awarded a certificate of offset, detailing the specifics of the contribution made towards fighting climate change through your chosen project. You will also receive a personalized certificate from Forevergreen via email.
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The Russas Project
REDD+
REDD+ carbon credits are generated through activities that reduce emissions from deforestation and forest degradation, as well as through the conservation, sustainable management, and enhancement of forest carbon stocks. These projects are recognized for their ability to prevent the release of carbon stored in forests, thereby reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and contributing to global efforts to combat climate change.
Energy and Waste
Energy and waste carbon credits are generated through projects that focus on improving energy efficiency and reducing waste, thereby minimizing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. These projects are recognized for their ability to lower the consumption of fossil fuels and reduce methane emissions from waste, contributing significantly to global climate change mitigation efforts. The credits are typically sold on carbon markets, allowing companies or individuals to purchase them to offset their carbon emissions.
Hydropower Carbon
Hydropower carbon credits are generated through hydropower projects that produce electricity from the potential energy of water, typically through dams or run-of-river systems. These projects are recognized for their ability to displace electricity generated from fossil fuels, thereby reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and contributing to global efforts to combat climate change. The credits are typically sold on carbon markets, where companies or individuals can purchase them to offset their carbon emissions.
Forestry Restoration
Afforestation and reforestation carbon credits are generated through projects that involve planting trees on non-forested land or replanting trees in deforested areas. These initiatives are recognized for their ability to capture and store carbon dioxide, thereby reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and supporting global climate change mitigation efforts. The credits are typically sold in carbon markets, where companies or individuals can purchase them to offset their carbon emissions.
The Pamona 2 Hydroelectric Power Plant Project is a 195 MW run-of-river hydro project located on the Poso River in Central Sulawesi Province, Indonesia. Developed by PT Poso Energy, this project supplies zero-emission power to the West, South, and South-East Sulawesi grid, effectively displacing fossil fuel-fired power generation in the region.
Key Features:
Location: Poso River, Central Sulawesi Province, Indonesia.
Standards: UN CERs
Community Involvement: The project contributes to local social and economic development by creating employment opportunities during both construction and operation phases. Additionally, free electricity is provided to local communities, improving their standard of living and supporting small industries.
Impact: The project reduces greenhouse gas emissions by approximately 608,090 tCO2 per year during the first crediting period. It also improves air quality by reducing reliance on fossil fuel power plants.
Project ID: UN CERs 7096
Your Purchase:
Your purchase of the Pamona 2 Hydroelectric Power Plant Project ensures that 1 metric ton of CO2 is neutralized through sustainable hydropower practices. These credits have already been retired under the Forevergreen Organization. Upon completing your purchase, you will be awarded a certificate of offset, detailing the specifics of the contribution made towards fighting climate change through your chosen project. You will also receive a personalized certificate from Forevergreen via email.
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Pamona Hydroelectric
The Quebec Sustainable Community Project is a comprehensive initiative aimed at enhancing energy efficiency and solid waste diversion across various facilities within the Province of Quebec. By leveraging a consolidated Information and Communication Technology-enabled data monitoring system, this project effectively tracks and quantifies emissions reductions, aligning with best practices for sustainability.
Key Features:
Location: Client Facilities across the Province of Quebec, Canada.
Standards: Verified Carbon Standard (VCS) and Climate, Community and Biodiversity Standard (CCBS) certified.
Community Involvement: This project is developed in collaboration with local businesses and organizations, supporting single-window reporting and measurement provided by a third party to ensure accurate emissions reductions quantification.
Impact: The project aims to group up to 10,000 Client Facilities within a Sustainable Community or cluster, achieving a potential reduction of 22,852,000 tCO2e over the period from 2010 to 2020.
Project: Quebec | VCS929
Your Purchase:
Your purchase of the Quebec Sustainable Community Project | VCS929 ensures that 1 metric ton of CO2 is neutralized through advanced energy efficiency and waste management practices. These credits have already been retired under the Forevergreen Organization. Upon completing your purchase, you will be awarded a certificate of offset, detailing the specifics of the contribution mades towards climate change through your chosen project. You will also receive a personalized certificate from Forevergreen via email. Embrace a greener future today with Forevergreen Sustainable Community Carbon Credits.
Quebec Sustainable Community
The Project for Forestry Restoration in Productive and Biological Corridors in the Eastern Plains of Colombia aims to leverage the international carbon market to drive investments in new commercial forest plantation and the restoration of natural forests in the remote High Orinoco region of Colombia. By transforming land use from extensive cattle ranching to sustainable forest production systems, this project seeks to restore natural forest cover and create a landscape of biological and productive corridors, delivering financial, social, and environmental benefits to the region.
Key Features:
Location: High Orinoco region, Eastern Plains of Colombia.
Standards: CDM - AR-ACM0003 (Afforestation and reforestation of lands except wetlands).
Community Involvement: The project involves multiple stakeholders, including Organización La Primavera S.A., Bosques de la Orinoquía S.A., and other local organizations, contributing to social and economic development through job creation and sustainable land use practices. Impact: The project is expected to reduce or remove 5,559,630 tCO2 over its quantification period from 2005 to 2065. It promotes environmental restoration, improves biodiversity, and supports local communities.
Project ID: BCR 261-14-001
Your Purchase:
Your purchase of the Forestry Restoration in Productive and Biological Corridors Project ensures that 1 metric ton of CO2 is neutralized through sustainable forestry practices. These credits have already been retired under the Forevergreen Organization. Upon completing your purchase, you will be awarded a certificate of offset, detailing the specifics of the contribution made towards fighting climate change through your chosen project. You will also receive a personalized certificate from Forevergreen via email.
Embrace a greener future today with Forevergreen Forestry Carbon Credits.