Compliance

Citola provides a long-term carbon management solution through the origination, management and provision of carbon offsets from forestry assets.

Citola works with clients to understand their specific requirements, timelines and governance objectives in-order to provide carbon products with an appropriate fee/investment structure. Citola project structures are designed to maximise the commercials benefit to all parties and can be applied to different markets, standards and legislations around the world.

Citola Compliance Products

Fee for Service: Citola acts as a third party service provider that provides identification, establishment, accreditation and management services on behalf of clients looking to benefit from a combination of carbon, timber or biomass outcomes.

Establishment Product: Citola develops carbon forestry projects on-behalf of clients to provide future carbon offsets. The projects are financed by an initial lump sum contribution by the client and the client makes a series of pre-agreed installment payments against carbon offset delivery.

Off-Take Product: Citola finances the development of carbon forestry projects and provides clients access to the carbon, timber or biomass outcomes (while limiting their exposure to the underlying land and forestry assets of the project)

Investment Product: clients can invest equity into carbon forestry project structures to participate in project carbon, timber or biomass outcomes.

CER Products: Spot, forward and derivative contracts over Certified Emission Reductions (CERs) denominated in AUD, GBP or EUR.

Contact Us today to Learn More

About the Compliance Carbon Market

The compliance market has been created under the Kyoto Protocol whereby governments undertake legally binding obligations to place regulatory caps on the total amount of greenhouse gases they can emit as a country. This legislation is enforced by putting specific pollution caps on large emitting industries and organisations who must meet certain guidelines by changing their business practices (retrofitting factories, making supply chains more efficient, etc) and/or buying carbon permits.