WHO WE WORK WITH
WHO WE WORK WITH
How can we assist with carbon financing and origination?
CCC partners with governments, institutional and corporate clients (both public and private) to navigate the complex carbon credit market and achieve their carbon reduction goals by assisting in the following ways:
FEASIBILITY
CCC can provide carbon and financial feasibility for projects that can generate carbon credits
KNOWLEDGE
CCC retains a deep understanding of carbon markets, whilst providing thought leadership.
VERIFY & CERTIFY
CCC can optimise project development, registration and verified credit issuance,
FACILITATION
CCC facilitates optimised market execution and trading solutions for carbon credits, providing compliance and transparency.
RISK MITIGATION
CCC can help clients manage the risks associated with carbon credit origination, issuance and market execution.
LEAD ARRANGER
CCC can act as a lead arranger for clients, walking a project through all origination stages to market implementation and monitoring.
PROJECT CATEGORIES AND THEIR LINKAGE BACK TO ENVIRONMENTAL OUTCOMES
CASE STUDY
LEVERAGING PROJECT FINANCING FOR INDIGENOUS-LED CARBON CREDIT ORIGINATION
Challenge: Extensive assessments have unveiled significant highintegrity carbon credit potential across diverse natural assets and decarbonisation initiatives in targeted project areas predominantly owned by Indigenous groups. However, the substantial upfront investment required for project initiation and registration presents a financial barrier.
Solution: A collaborative approach has been devised, integrating project financing to facilitate the origination and registration of carbon projects led by Indigenous communities. Through this model, investors provide essential project funding, securing first rights to the generated carbon credits and establishing long-term purchase agreements for future credit requirements.
Implementation: Partner organisations, in coordination with Indigenous communities, oversee the implementation of the project financing model. The financing covers initial project costs, ensuring adherence to regulatory standards and market demands. Expert teams conduct feasibility assessments and project development, aligning strategies with the long-term objectives of Indigenous stakeholders.
Results: By harnessing project financing, stakeholders unlock the carbon credit potential of large-scale, long-tenor projects led by Indigenous communities. Investor contributions enable project initiation while guaranteeing a sustainable supply of high-integrity carbon credits for compliance and offsetting needs over the project’s duration.
Impact: The project financing model empowers Indigenous communities to realise economic, social, and environmental benefits through carbon credit origination. Long-term purchase agreements provide stability and financial security for investors, while projects contribute to climate change mitigation and community development, fostering sustainable growth and resilience.
This case study exemplifies the transformative potential of strategic partnerships and innovative financing mechanisms in advancing Indigenous-led high-integrity carbon credit projects. By supporting long-term, community-driven initiatives, organisations can promote environmental stewardship, social equity, and economic prosperity in Indigenous territories.