
The company sees an opportunity to divert waste wood from energy production and reuse it as material for new products.

The company sees an opportunity to divert waste wood from energy production and reuse it as material for new products.

The additional capital will fund selective acquisitions and value-creation projects across existing and future timberland holdings.

Partnership targets 50,000 to 180,000 hectares in Vietnam with Alternate Wetting and Drying carbon credit potential.

The new standards will apply to 219 major-source facilities that make plywood, composite wood products or kiln-dried lumber.

They propose indicative land‑use targets based on member states' own assessments and projections and say voluntary carbon removal rules must remain voluntary.

Graphyte supplies credits from Arkansas and Arizona projects using proprietary Carbon Casting technology.

Financing will fund teak planting, degraded-land restoration, and purchases of remnant natural forest in the Darién region under FSC-certified operations.