Timber Carbon

For carbon buyers

Carbon removal where we live

Verified carbon removals from biobased buildings in the DACH region. Every credit is tied to a real, third-party-verified building — you can drive past the structure that locks away your carbon. Visible · Verifiable · Valuable.

A biobased timber building with a decommissioned industrial chimney, seen across the water at golden hour

The carbon removal technology with the strongest co-benefits.

The opportunity

The market needs working removals today, not tomorrow

Net zero demands a shift from avoidance to durable removal. Carbon removal in buildings is an immediately available solution: Timber Carbon Credits are credible, scalable and verifiable.

A daylit timber-structure lobby with a sculptural tree-like column grid and a wooden staircase

What we offer

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Spot purchase

Immediately available from inventory.

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Portfolio package

A regional, curated AT / DE / CH mix.

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Strategic partnership

Multi-year offtake.

Key points

Fully measurable

very high accuracy: digital design plans, material lists, precise engineering.

Additionality

We review material and load-bearing-structure costs to prove the project goes beyond business as usual.

Visible impact

Every project is a real building with a verified supply chain. Lighthouse projects that pay into greener, more liveable cities.

Credits

Timber Carbon Removal Credits — between nature and technology

"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)

Misty forest with sunlight filtering through the trees

CDR technology

What is CDR technology, what are Timber Carbon Credits? They are biobased materials in the load-bearing structure of buildings: innovative engineered-wood products that decarbonise the building sector. Every cubic metre of biobased material removes around one tonne of CO₂.

The IPCC lists timber construction as a carbon removal technology; so does the EU CRCF.

"A global shift to mid-rise timber buildings removes 0.01–0.68 GtCO₂ per year while displacing emission-intensive concrete and steel."

(Churkina et al. 2020, Nature Sustainability (https://doi.org/10.1038/s41893-019-0462-4)

The process: from digital model to credit

Digital MRV — buildings become carbon removal sites

Automated data capture and allocation minimise over-crediting and maximise measurement accuracy.

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Project registration

onboarding the building project into the certification process.

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Data capture & documentation

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

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Carbon quantification

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

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Independent verification

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

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Credit issuance

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

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Carbon removal management & sale

ongoing management of the removed carbon through the platform.

Rainbow methodologyICROACCP / ICVCMEU Carbon Removal Certification Framework

Delivery security & portfolio

Security through a broadly diversified portfolio

Access to regional, high-quality removal credits from the building sector — every credit tied to a real, third-party-verified building.

Ex-post issuance

high delivery reliability

Building-level verification

full storage security

Completed planning

no change risk

Wiitsicht

Selected project · CH

Wiitsicht

368 t CO₂eq

2024

Timber residential

Wiitsicht is a residential development on the rural edge of Bettwil, Aargau: two timber apartment buildings with 14 condominiums and a single-family house, built on the site of a former farm. Floors and load-bearing walls store forest carbon for the long term.

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

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Carbon removal today, not tomorrow

Talk to our team and put together a portfolio that fits your climate targets.