This document discusses carbon sequestration through utility projects that plant trees and crops. It notes the need for carbon offset markets to grow substantially to meet net-zero emissions goals. The document outlines that a viable project would require 1500 acres of land, including forested and agricultural areas. It describes how long-term projects would work by maximizing sequestration, monitoring tree growth, and undergoing third-party verification over 20-100 year commitments. Carbon credits from such projects could help organizations meet sustainability goals by accessing carbon markets, reducing their carbon footprints, and enhancing their ESG reporting.
2. Carbon Market Volatility
• Carbon Neutral Pledges
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• BankofAmerica:Carbonoffsetmarketmayneed togrowfiftyfoldto meet 2050net-zeroemissions goals
3. Liberty Central Acreage Breakdown
• ~6450 Acres of total land
• 2200-2400 Acres of Forested Land
• 1900 Acres of Crops/Rangeland
Minimum Viable Project 1500 Acres
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5. How Does It Work
• How long will your project last? 20-100 year commitment
• How do you maximize your carbon sequestration?
• How well are your trees growing?
• 3rd Party Verification for to ensure you are on track.
Long Term Commitment
Management Plan
Monitor
Verify
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6. What Does Carbon Credits Do For You?
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Get Closer to your Sustainability goals.
• Access To Carbon Markets nationally and globally
• Reduce your Organizations Carbon Footprint
• Enhance ESG Reporting
• Offset Costs
