Our portfolio includes 4 types of projects
world changers,
climate savers
Crushed basalt is spread in the soil around the project's sites to accelerate rock weathering and sequester carbon. (Project UNDO)
Impact made by our projects so far
510,000+
Tons of carbon offset
2,500,000+
Tree planted
450,000+
Ha of land protected
Our climate portfolio
Diverse projects
We've built a diverse portfolio of offset projects so our members have immediate access to a steady supply of high quality carbon credits for their offsets.
Managed automatically
If a project exhaust's their available supply of credits, our approach guarantees we have several alternative suppliers ready to serve us based on our rigorous evaluation standards.
Optimized for impact
Our portfolio is regularly optimized for maximum efficiency to ensure our members' money has lasting impact. Portfolio funding allocations are dynamically adjusted based on project performance.
Radically transparent
We keep receipts for every carbon credit we purchase and make our transaction history public, so you can verify your offsets have been accounted for.
Dashboard
Exceeding, industry leading
Our projects are audited by the industry's top standards bodies. Companies like Verra, Plan Vivo, Carbonfuture, American Carbon Registry and puro.earth ensure our projects are meeting the highest standards.
Certified by the industry's top auditing firms.
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Technology
Technologies such as biochar and mineral weathering convert atmospheric CO2 into solid rock — locking away carbon for thousands of years.
Enhanced rock weathering in the United Kingdom & Canada
Enhanced rock weathering in the United Kingdom & Canada
Enhanced rock weathering (ERW) is a technique aimed at accelerating the natural process of rock weathering to capture and store carbon dioxide (CO2) from the atmosphere.
This geoengineering method involves spreading finely ground silicate rocks, such as basalt, over large land areas where chemical reactions with CO2 lead to the formation of stable carbonates. These reactions not only remove CO2 from the atmosphere but also release nutrients, potentially benefiting soil health and agricultural productivity.
- Scaleable for future growth
- Peer-reviewed science
- Natural co-benefits
Bio-oil carbon removal in America
Bio-oil carbon removal in America
Bio-oil carbon removal is an innovative approach to carbon sequestration, which involves converting biomass into a liquid form known as bio-oil and then storing it underground to prevent the carbon it contains from re-entering the atmosphere
- Highly scalable
- Permanent carbon storage
- Decreases rate of wildfires
Surplus waste gas utilisation in South Korea
Surplus waste gas utilisation in South Korea
The Waste Energy Co-Generation Project utilizes surplus waste gases to generate electricity and steam. This project is energy saving and uses waste energy that would have otherwise been emitted into the atmosphere.
Through this project, approximately 2,306,076 megawatt-hours of electricity will be sent to the power grid, and more than one million tonnes of steam produced will be sent to Hyundai Steel Mill.
Mitigating climate change and reducing the importation of fossil fuels are significant environmental benefits. This project is estimated to reduce emissions by approximately 1,441,680 tonnes of CO2e annually.
- Turns waste gases into clean energy
- Reduces environmntal polution
- Creates additional jobs for the local economy
Solar energy production in India
Solar energy production in India
The Gujarat Solar Project in India has a capacity of 25 MW that will generate electricity for export to the regional electricity grid under a power purchase agreement with the Gujarat State Electricity Utility (Gujarat Urja Vikas Nigam Limited).
This project also contributes to sustainable development by bringing social, economic, environmental, and technological well-being to the area where it is implemented. It has led to local employment in the region, creating direct and indirect economic benefits, development of local infrastructure, and improved electricity generation capacity to the grid.
- Lowers reliance on emissions based energy sources
- Generate's renewable, clean energy
- Prevents deforestation
Afforestation
Trees serve as nature's warriors in the battle against climate change, and Nutrala members aid in the planting of millions of native species annually.
Restoring landscapes in Africa
Restoring landscapes in Africa
TerraFund for AFR100 is a significant initiative designed to support the restoration of degraded lands across Africa, aiming to revitalize 100 million hectares of land by 2030.
This mission not only aims to counteract land degradation but also addresses the broader impacts of climate change, including reduced crop yields and erratic rainfall, which threaten the livelihoods and environmental stability of millions.
- Improves farmland
- Promotes biodiversity
- Over 20 million trees planted
- Provides economic opportunity
Trillion Trees Australia
Trillion Trees Australia
Trillion Trees Australia is a robust community-driven and not-for-profit initiative focused on ecological restoration and combating climate change through extensive tree-planting efforts. Established in 1979 under the inspiration of Richard St Barbe Baker, a pioneer in global forest conservation, the organization has planted over 15 million trees across Australia.
Their work targets not only the restoration of native forests and ecosystems but also emphasizes community engagement and education to foster a deeper connection with nature and promote sustainable practices
- Improves farmland
- Promotes biodiversity
- Over 20 million trees planted
- Provides economic opportunity
Conservation
Nutrala members assist in the preservation of natural ecosystems such as old growth forests, peat bogs, and mangrove swamps.
BigCoast Forest Climate Initiative
BigCoast Forest Climate Initiative
The BigCoast Forest Climate Initiative Conserves 40,000 Hectares of Majestic Coastal Forestland throughout Vancouver Island, Haida Gwaii, and Coastal British Columbia.
It avoids future GHG emissions from logging operations across an area featuring some of British Columbia’s oldest trees and important ecosystems, drinking watersheds, and lands with cultural significance to coastal First Nations.
BigCoast will reduce GHG emissions by more than 20 million tonnes of carbon dioxide over the life of the initiative and make an important contribution to the broader regional ecosystem, which is home to bear, elk, salmon, orca, and more.
- Protects biodiversity
- Prevents deforestation
Policy
Nutrala members help prominent policy organizations in advocating for modifications to various systems such as economies, agriculture, infrastructure, power grid, etc. which have an impact on the planet's climate.
Clean Air Task Force
Clean Air Task Force
CATF advocates for the implementation of new technologies and policies that enable the transition to a net-zero society, with over 25 years of experience, they have become leader in amoungst policy lobying groups.
- 25+ years of success
- Influences politicians on climate policy
- Promotes biodiversity
Carbon180
Carbon180
Carbon180 aims to increase the transparency and accuracy of carbon removal and climate solutions by providing open access to data, tools, and resources.
It works towards promoting scientific integrity and credibility of climate change solutions, which can be used to mitigate the impacts of climate change.
- Tracks carbon removal legislation
- Promotes carbon-removal on U.S. farmland
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Our Climate Portfolio
Diversified
projects
Managed
automatically
Optimized for
impact
Radically
transparent
Diversified
projects
Managed
automatically
Optimized for
impact
Radically
transparent
About
How do we allocate funds?
Diversified
projects
Managed
automatically
Radically
transparent
Optimized for
impact
How do we allocate funds?
How do we allocate funds?
About
30%
Project Type
Allocation
Conservation
37%
Afforestation
29%
Technology
23%
Policy
11%
About
Our Climate Portfolio works towards offsetting carbon emissions through a carefully chosen selection of impactful climate projects.
Additionally, a portion of the funds are directed towards policy groups to amplify Nutrala's influence beyond just carbon offsetting.
The portfolio is regularly reviewed and optimized to achieve maximum impact.
How do we allocate funds?
Project Type
Allocation
Conservation
35%
30%
Afforestation
Technology
30%
25%
30%
Policy