We research corporate carbon buyers, match their published criteria to your projects and run outreach on email and LinkedIn. Your team gets the replies with the research behind each conversation.
For project developers and carbon credit sales teams.
Keep the project details attached to the buyer research.
Where our work started
We run outreach for teams in carbon markets and climate advisory.
Our approach
The project matters. So does the buyer’s brief.
Project records and buyer criteria, read together.
Previous carbon purchases give us the clearest starting point. We study buying patterns, volumes and project preferences to understand where your offer fits.
Where purchase records aren’t available, we look at reported Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions, climate targets and plans to use carbon credits. For nature-based projects, we also consider nature commitments and TNFD disclosures. Together, these signals help us qualify potential buyers and identify relevant outreach angles.
Start with what you sell
Your offer sets the research.
Credits from one project, a wider portfolio or future supply through an offtake agreement. We match the research to what you sell and how buyers procure it.
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Credits from a specific project
From your team
Project type, methodology, certification standard, geography, vintages and available volumes in tCO₂e.
What we research
Past purchases, registry retirements and buyer requirements for project quality, co-benefits and delivery timing.
Which buyers are a fit for your project and available credits?
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A carbon credit portfolio
From your team
Your mix of reduction and removal credits, standards, vintages, available volumes and spot delivery terms.
What we research
Buying patterns, purchasing volumes, preferred project types and procurement requirements, including published RFPs.
Which credits in your portfolio fit each buyer’s requirements?
Previous forward purchases, multi-year offtake agreements and published requirements for future supply and carbon removal durability.
Which buyers have a reason to secure your future supply?
See the work
One buyer. Two reasons to talk.
Purchase volumes, retirements and the standards behind the credits lead to two different messages. Both use a real forest credit supplier’s offer and references, with company identities withheld.
From the source to the first messageAnonymized example · Historical disclosure
A reason to research the account
A Brazilian energy group
Brazil · Corporate carbon purchasing
01 / Purchase history
The 2025 report records 1.2 million Brazilian Amazon credits acquired, with a 2022 vintage.
02 / Credits put to use
The group reports 455,000 credits retired for its fuel program in 2025. It has used credits for the product since 2023.
03 / Standards in the purchase
The purchase comprised VCS credits with CCB certification for community and biodiversity benefits. We compare your project’s verification and co-benefit evidence with that purchase record.
Carbon markets or climate strategy lead
We research who evaluates credit projects and who manages procurement, so the message reaches the relevant person.
The next question
Which project criteria apply to a future purchase? Timing, volume, price and current supplier status remain unconfirmed.
Written for your offer
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JohnCarbon markets · illustrative contact
SubjectYour Brazilian forest credit purchase
Hi John,
I was reviewing your 2025 climate report and saw that your team purchased 1.2 million Brazilian Amazon credits for your fuel program.
That caught my attention because we supply Brazilian REDD+ credits. One of our Amazon conservation projects issued over 2 million credits in July 2026, from the 2023 and 2024 vintages.
If you’re considering projects for a future purchase, this could be worth a look. Would it be useful if I sent a short project brief with the vintages and verification records?
Email connects a past purchase to a project’s issuance and vintages. LinkedIn opens a conversation about the co-benefits the buyer values.
Simplified illustrations based on public buyer disclosures and supplier announcements. Names are illustrative and messages are unsent. We tailor the research, qualification and outreach to your offer.
The grunt work stays with us
From your project brief to a buyer’s reply.
We work alongside your commercial team. Your reps take the calls with the research and conversation history ready.
Bring your account history into the research.
Your CRM history, marquee clients, project documents and private research help us identify similar buyers and relevant outreach angles. We combine that context with public disclosures and registry records.
Find the people whose remit fits.
We research climate, carbon markets and procurement roles, check contact information and keep the evidence for each person’s relevance.
Send messages built around the project.
We learn your offer and approved references, write in your voice and run first messages and follow-ups on email and LinkedIn. For conference campaigns, we identify relevant buyers among announced speakers, sponsors and exhibitors, and attendee lists your team provides. We run outreach before the event and follow-ups afterwards.
Keep everything in your CRM.
We sync all replies, communications and research to your CRM. We create and update account, contact and activity records using your team’s fields, naming conventions and data standards.
Meetings booked for our clients
Our outreach. Your next meeting.
We’ve booked meetings for our clients with people at these organizations.
Meetings booked for our clients
Our outreach. Your next meeting.
We’ve booked meetings for our clients with people at these organizations.
No. You own every buyer relationship. We work as an extension of your team, using research, outreach strategies and the right tools to help you sell your products and services. We focus on results and keep costs in check.
Do you track retirements?
Yes. We track carbon credit retirements across all major registries, including Verra, Gold Standard, ACR (American Carbon Registry), Climate Action Reserve and Puro.earth.
Who is this for?
Carbon project developers, credit suppliers and commercial teams selling a defined portfolio to corporate buyers. We start with your projects, available supply, markets and commercial terms. For carbon accounting or reporting software, our sustainability consulting and software page is the closer fit.
Does a retirement mean a company is buying again?
No. A registry record can establish a past retirement, subject to what the record discloses. We check the beneficiary, project, vintage and stated purpose where available. A retirement date is not a contract date, and the account holder may be an intermediary. Future volume, timing and supplier selection need separate evidence or a conversation.
How do you use our CRM and private research?
Your CRM supplies the context public research cannot: account owners, previous conversations, exclusions and notes on buyer requirements. We combine that with public sources and licensed resources you authorize, check contact details and keep replies connected to the account history.
Can you support Article 6 or a specialized credit offer?
We can scope research around a defined offer and buyer group. Your project team supplies the documentation and confirms the applicable eligibility, authorization and delivery conditions. We carry those specifics into the research and messages, without treating a project label as proof that every buyer can use the credits.
Can you find buyers who haven’t publicly purchased credits?
Yes. We use emissions data, climate targets and other relevant signals to qualify potential buyers for your offer, even when no purchase record is available.
How do you match buyers to our credits?
We compare your project types, methodologies, vintages, volumes and delivery terms with each buyer’s purchasing history and stated requirements. That research shapes account qualification and outreach.
Can you exclude existing clients and active opportunities?
Yes. We use your CRM and exclusion lists to keep campaigns clear of existing clients, active deals and accounts you don’t want contacted.
How do you keep the messages specific to our offer?
We learn what you sell, who it helps and which customer references we can use. Every message connects those details to the buyer’s situation, in your voice. You review the approach with us before the campaign starts.
What happens when someone replies?
We pause the sequence, send the reply and research context to your team and sync the agreed information to your CRM. Your reps handle the conversation and calls. We track connections, replies, positive replies and meetings by channel and campaign, with breakdowns by region, sector and rep.
What’s your pricing?
Every engagement starts with a pilot scoped and priced around your needs and budget. We agree the target market, research depth, data sources and campaign scope with you, so you know what you’re paying for and what we’ll measure. Those requirements determine the work involved and the price. The pilot gives you evidence to decide whether to continue. Based on its performance, we agree a month-to-month commercial plan covering new campaigns, performance monitoring and close collaboration with your team to assess ROI and improve results. Every engagement is a white-glove service: we run the research and outreach for you, with ongoing support from our team.
Your next carbon buyer conversation
Bring your projects. Let’s find the right buyers.
Your portfolio, your markets and your account history. We’ll work through a first campaign together.