Nature Based Credits – High Integrity – Performance Insured – Tokenised – Credit Rated

Nature Based High Integrity Insured Credits

Protecting One of Africa’s Most Important Coastal Forest Ecosystems

Avoided Deforestation & Natural Carbon Removals via Scientific Direct Measurement

Project G is a forest-based carbon credit initiative protecting a highly biodiverse coastal forest system. The project generates high integrity carbon credits using Direct Measurement of Net Ecosystem Exchange (DM-NEE), enabling scientifically robust carbon accounting based on measured ecosystem carbon flux rather than modelled estimates.

Designed for institutional and corporate buyers, the credits are Paris Agreement aligned, supported by a sovereign regulatory framework, and structured to meet rigorous procurement, audit, and reporting expectations.

Delivering Impact and Integrity

This approach provides transparent, consistent, and defensible carbon accounting, meeting the standards expected by institutional buyers and long-term investors. The project operates under a multi-layered monitoring, reporting, and verification (MRV) framework to ensure accuracy and ongoing compliance. In addition, a defined portion of project revenues is reinvested into ecosystem management and community development, supporting long-term environmental stewardship and regional economic resilience.

Scientific Verification via Direct Measurement (DM-NEE)

Most nature-based credits rely heavily on modelling assumptions. Project G differentiated by its use of Direct Measurement of Net Ecosystem Exchange (DM-NEE) a method designed to improve confidence in the quantified climate outcome by directly measuring ecosystem carbon flux.

Sovereign Climate Framework

A core feature of the project is its alignment with national climate law, including a 20% allocation of credits or proceeds to the sovereign climate framework. This supports transparency and alignment with national climate commitments.

Remote sensing and satellite analysis

Field based ecological sampling

Sediment carbon measurement

Independent third party audits

Forest protection and biodiversity conservation

Long-term ecosystem integrity

Community resilience

Employment, training, and income opportunities for local communities

Clear land tenure and usage rights

Transparent project ownership and revenue flows

Alignment with international best-practice principles for nature-based solutions

Risk Management

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Conservative crediting assumptions

Long term ecosystem protection measures

Independent scientific oversight

Optional insurance and performance risk

Risk Mitigation

Political & Regulatory Risk

Risk: Change in national policy or regulatory framework
Mitigation: Sovereign partnership and national climate law framework; alignment with international commitments.

Verification & Methodology Risk

Risk: Questions about accounting accuracy
Mitigation: DM-NEE provides superior assurance through direct measurement; internationally certified standards.

Market & Liquidity Risk

Risk: Price volatility or limited resale
Mitigation: Increasing demand for high-quality nature-based credits; premium positioning supported by methodology and co-benefits. 4) Operational & Delivery Risk

Operational & Delivery Risk

Risk: Delays in delivery or documentation
Mitigation: Governance structure; escrow and milestone delivery mechanisms to maintain accountability.

Credit Structuring & Value Enhancement

Insurance & Performance Protection

Where required, credits can be insured through Lloyd’s of London, providing coverage against:

  • Loss risk

  • Performance and delivery risk

  • Defined permanence-related events

This insurance layer materially enhances buyer confidence and supports internal risk approval processes.

Independent Credit Rating (Optional)

At a buyer’s request, credits may be subject to independent credit or risk assessment, including engagement with recognised frameworks associated with S&P Global.

This can support:

  • Internal investment and risk committees

  • ESG and sustainability governance

  • Comparability across carbon procurement programmes

Tokenisation (Optional)

Credits may be tokenised where appropriate, enabling:

  • Enhanced traceability and transparency

  • Efficient transfer and settlement

  • Potential secondary market flexibility

Tokenisation is used as infrastructure, not speculation, and does not replace verification or governance.

Registry Flexibility

Registry use is buyer-led:

  • Immediate retirement:
    Where a buyer intends to purchase and retire credits immediately (for example, a data-centre operator), registry listing is not required. Credits can be contractually retired with full documentation.

  • Registry-based use:
    Where registry issuance or retirement is required, Go4Carbon supports registry-based workflows and works with recognised providers, including platforms associated with S&P.

Credit Availability & Commercial Offer

Immediate Availability

Approximately 100 + million high integrity carbon credits are available for immediate purchase.

These credits are suitable for:

  • Immediate retirement

  • Near-term corporate decarbonisation

  • Structured or forward procurement

Insured Structure

The credits are being structured with insurance coverage through Lloyd’s of London.

  • Insured value: USD 75 per credit

  • Target market price (insured): USD 150 per credit

Verification Status

The credits are currently undergoing independent verification, with completion expected by early June.

Full verification and supporting documentation will be made available as part of buyer due diligence.

Alternative Purchase Structure

For buyers seeking pricing flexibility:

  • Immediate purchase at a discounted price without insurance

  • Concurrent agreement of a discounted insurance-backed futures contract

  • Insurance coverage applied at a later date under predefined terms

This structure allows buyers to secure volume early while retaining future risk protection.

Buyer Use Cases

Aviation emissions offsetting under Corsia

Corporate Scope 3 mitigation

Data centre & Infrastructure

ESG, sustainability, and regulatory reporting

Long dated institutional offtake agreement

Moving Forward

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How to Purchase

Go4Carbon supports institutional procurement through a controlled process, with flexible transaction structures:

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Purchase Options

  • Direct purchase

  • Tranche purchases

  • Offtake agreements

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Delivery & Documentation

  • Verification and certification documentation provided with credits

  • Structured milestones and clear delivery schedule

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Transaction Security

Where required, transactions may be supported by:

  • SPV structures, or

  • Escrow arrangements with milestone-based delivery

Frequently Asked Questions

Are the credits verified?

Yes. The credits are structured to be Paris Agreement-aligned and internationally certified, with documentation provided.

What makes the methodology different?

The project uses Direct Measurement of Net Ecosystem Exchange (DM-NEE) to strengthen confidence in quantified outcomes.

Can institutions buy in tranches or via offtake?

Yes. Go4Carbon supports tranche purchases and offtake agreements.

How is sovereign participation handled?

A 20% allocation of credits or proceeds is applied under national climate law.

How are proceeds used?

Proceeds support additionality, ecosystem protection, and community programmes designed to improve livelihoods while protecting forest resources.

Interested in More? 

For allocations, documentation packs, or structured offtake discussions, contact Go4Carbon to review availability, delivery schedules, and transaction structuring.

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