Timber Carbon
Rockywood mass-timber building on the riverfront, Ghent

Carbon Removals in Buildings

We turn buildings into verified carbon removals, connect real estate with carbon markets and decarbonise the building sector.

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Image: Rockywood, PRIMUS developments © Jan Bitter

Portfolio

90 building projects

across the DACH region

Removed Carbon

72K t CO₂

locked into buildings long-term

Main co-benefit

65K t CO₂eq

avoided emissions

potential

The potential of modern timber buildings

The construction industry causes up to 40 % of global carbon emissions. Timber is the most efficient building material for carbon removal. It locks the carbon captured in the forest into the load-bearing structure and replaces emission-intensive materials such as concrete and steel. Yet only around 1 % of the world's urban, multi-storey buildings use biobased materials such as timber. Unlocking this potential needs new incentives and instruments.

If we build our cities out of wood instead of concrete, we will be spared the worst.

Hans Joachim Schellnhuber, climate scientist (founder of the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research), F.A.Z. (2021)

Timber structural framework and completed multi-storey timber building model
Image: Timber load-bearing structure, H1 Zwhatt © Boltshauser Architects

What we do

The digital ecosystem for carbon removal in buildings

We calculate a building's carbon potential and make it tradable and accountable as Timber Carbon Credits. Ours is the first digital MRV for biobased construction that runs end to end, measuring, reporting and verifying from the design phase to the dashboard, under internationally recognised standards.

Our technology

Turn buildings into carbon assets

Whether you build or buy

Gändli residential development

For building owners & developers

Build with timber: we certify your building's climate performance and turn it into a tradable carbon asset. You decide whether to count it toward your own climate performance (insetting) or to sell it.

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For carbon buyers

Offset emissions with verified carbon removals from real buildings. Visible, verifiable, valuable.

Buy credits

Process

Six steps to a Timber Carbon Credit

From project intake to selling the credits, every building project goes through six clearly defined steps, fully handled digitally and under internationally recognised standards.

01

Project registration

onboarding the building project into the certification process.

02

Data capture & documentation

gathering all construction and material data, including due-diligence review.

03

Carbon quantification

conservative calculation of net removal against the baseline ("mineral twin"), including additionality.

04

Independent verification

third-party review by an accredited verification body (VVB) after completion.

05

Credit issuance

ex-post issuance of the removal credits in the registry; tradable and traceable.

06

Carbon removal management & sale

ongoing management of the removed carbon through the platform.

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More about Timber Carbon

Explore the building projects behind the credits, what is moving in the market and the company driving this forward.

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Portfolio

Every credit stands for a real building. Explore the construction projects in the Timber Carbon portfolio across the DACH region.

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Insights

News, events, studies and media on timber buildings and carbon removal.

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About us

Swiss, leading the way since 2021 for timber buildings as a recognised climate solution. Carbon developer for the real estate sector.

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Our partners

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M-Live logo
SIGES logo
Erni Gruppe logo
s'müller Holzbau Architektur logo
STRÜBY logo
Siedlungsgenossenschaft Eigengrund logo
GROPYUS logo
M-Live logo
SIGES logo
Erni Gruppe logo
s'müller Holzbau Architektur logo
STRÜBY logo
Siedlungsgenossenschaft Eigengrund logo
GROPYUS logo
M-Live logo
SIGES logo
Erni Gruppe logo
s'müller Holzbau Architektur logo
STRÜBY logo
Siedlungsgenossenschaft Eigengrund logo
GROPYUS logo

Insights

Google Reclaiming Structural Wood at Scale

Reusing structural timber: what Google's hangar project shows

9 September

Read more: Reusing structural timber: what Google's hangar project shows
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Ready to make buildings count?

Build with timber and unlock its climate value, or source verified removals from real buildings. Get in touch