Carbon Asset Manager
- Proprietary dMRV platform deployment
- Third-party verification coordination
- Carbon credit sales & buyer network
Project Type
Biomass Carbon Removal & Storage
Terrestrial biomass storage
Registry
Puro.earth
583695 (Project phase 1)
Status
Listed
Next issuance Q4 2026
Credits / Year
60,000
tCO₂e, estimated average per year
Country
NamibiaHost country
Project Scale
Small scale
Project scale
SDG Impact
4 UN SDGs
SDG 8, 12, 13, 15
Crediting Period
2026 to 2075
49-year program
Key activities
- Restore grazing land overrun by invasive scrub.
- Lock away carbon in long-term biomass storage.
- Reduce wildfire risk across the landscape.
- Create rural jobs in construction, harvesting and logistics.
Project Pictures
Voices from the Project
Namibia faces desertification, invasive scrub and frequent wildfires. This project removes excess biomass and stores it under controlled conditions so it cannot decompose or burn, locking away carbon while restoring land productivity and supporting rural development.
Project location
- Country
- Namibia
- Area
- Otjiwarongo and Kalkfeld
Project partners and roles
Project Implementation Partner
- Biomass sourcing & storage construction
- Site operations & logistics
- Local workforce & community engagement
- Field data collection for dMRV
Planned SDG Impact
The project contributes to 4 UN Sustainable Development Goals. Select a goal to see how.
4UN SDGs
Emission reduction plan for the first 5 years
Base scenario in tCO₂e, rounded to the nearest 1,000. Issuance follows in Q2 of the year after each monitoring period.
| Monitoring period | tCO₂e (base) | Issuance |
|---|---|---|
| 2025 to 2026 | 21,000 | Q2 2027 |
| 2026 to 2027 | 28,000 | Q2 2028 |
| 2027 to 2028 | 50,000 | Q2 2029 |
| 2028 to 2029 | 100,000 | Q2 2030 |
| 2029 to 2030 | 100,000 | Q2 2031 |
Total over 5 monitoring periods299,000tCO₂e, base scenario
Every issuance lands in Q2 of the year after its monitoring period closes.
Integrity through real-time digital MRV
Storage durability is tracked with AI, sensors and satellite technology, from moisture and pH inside the structures to the surrounding landscape. Real-time dashboards make the carbon accounting transparent beyond standard requirements.
Project data note: Forward-looking credit volumes, emission reductions, removals, issuance dates and eligibility statements are estimates or current project-status information unless expressly stated as issued or verified. Actual outcomes may differ and remain subject to project performance, monitoring, independent verification, methodology and registry requirements, host-country approvals where applicable, and credit issuance.