Our Solutions

The Rubicon Carbon Tonne is a diversified, actively managed portfolio of carbon credits designed to reduce risk and increase optionality for ambitious corporate buyers

Nature-Based Emissions Reductions RCT®

Emissions reduction through preservation and restoration of natural carbon sinks as forests, peatland, and mangroves

Super Pollutant Elimination RCT®

Eliminating the outsized global warming impact of Super pollutants including methane and hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs)

Carbon Removal RCT®

Access to carbon removal solutions leveraging innovative technologies

Rubicon Rated Tonne - AA

Rubicon’s portfolio of projects with a Portfolio Rating of AA* by BeZero Carbon Ltd.

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Project Portfolio

Delta Blue Carbon

The Delta Blue project is one of the largest blue carbon projects in the world. The project is targeting the planting of almost 225,000 hectares of native mangrove species in the Indus River Delta, with 73,000 hectares planted in the first 6 years.

Katingan Peatland Restoration and Conservation Project

The Katingan Peatland project protects nearly 150,000 hectares in the Indonesian Kalimantan region of the island of Borneo. The area covered by the project is mostly peatland swamp forests, which are home to the endangered Bornean Orangutan and Proboscis Monkey.

Vaulted Deep - Great Plains

Vaulted removes atmospheric carbon dioxide by injecting a slurry of biomass waste and saltwater deep underground for durable storage at their Great Plains Facility.

Ponterra ARC Restaura Azuero Project

Together with Microsoft and Carbon Streaming, Rubicon Carbon has invested in Ponterra’s ARC Project. Located on the Azuero Peninsula in Panama, the project aims to restore 10,000 hectares of tropical forest converted to grazing land.

Imperative's Spekboom Restoration Project

Rubicon Carbon, along with Mirova and GenZero, is financing the restoration of 10,000 hectares of degraded land in South Africa using native spekoom vegetation.