Our Company

Citola provides environmental products for organisations to offset their environmental/carbon liability and sustainable forestry products essential for the world's economic and social development, now and into the future.

Citola is actively engaged in the origination, management and commercialisation of forestry ecosystem assets with proprietary project design, management and monetisation methodologies adaptable to different terrain, standards and markets globally.

Citola provides for and on-behalf of the Company, clients and investors:

  • Resource Asset Management of forestry assets including project design, acquisition, forestry establishment and management, carbon accounting, harvesting, project compliance and monetisation.  

See Resources - Asset Management

  • Sustainable Forestry Products such as value-added timber products, sawlog, pole and fencing timber and biomass for energy production.  

See Forestry

  • Environmental Products such as carbon offsets for organisations (and individuals) to offset their environmental/carbon liabilities and meet corporate responsibility, voluntary governance or compliance objectives under current or proposed emissions trading or compliance schemes.  

See Business - Carbon Management

Citola is dedicated to making decisions that marry commercial objectives with positive environmental benefit. Citola is committed to making an impact through environmental empowerment and this belief is the benchmark and driving force for all operations with our people, clients and the communities and societies in which we operate.

Citola Group plc Company Structure

Citola Group plc (Citola) is a London-based public limited company with subsidiaries in the UK, Australia, the USA and the Isle of Man. 

 

     Citola Group plc structure

Background

Citola was established from the Directors background working in the Brazilian Amazon and with Australian farmers in the improvement of their timber, water and natural resources. The Directors recognised the opportunities in the emerging carbon and environmental markets and the increasing demand for timber and forestry-related products.

Timber is a renewable resource and the third largest traded commodity in the world. Biomass from timber residues and forestry operations is used for energy production and represents the largest source of renewable energy worldwide. Forests, through the process of photosynthesis, act as carbon “sinks” or reservoirs by accumulating carbon dioxide (sequestration) and lowering atmospheric carbon emissions. In parallel, forests contribute to improving soil and groundwater quality through reducing erosion and salinity (including acting as windbreaks for livestock and crops) and increasing biodiversity and habitats.