Vertical · Carbon
Carbon credits, sourced and traded.
We originate and trade verified carbon credits for airlines, corporates and governments, and build the funds and programmes that bring new supply to market.
One tonne of CO2e avoided or removed
Verra VCS · Gold Standard
CORSIA-eligible units for aviation
1 tCO2e
Every credit we trade is backed by a registry serial number, a verification report and one tonne of CO2e that was avoided or removed.
In plain words
How carbon trading works.
A carbon credit is a certificate for one tonne of carbon dioxide, or the same effect from other greenhouse gases, that was kept out of the atmosphere or taken out of it. Companies, airlines and governments buy credits to meet climate targets and obligations.
Inter Globe Flow works on both sides of that market. We source credits from verified projects, often at the moment they are issued, and sell them to buyers who need a specific type, vintage or standard. We also finance and support new projects, such as reforestation and community farming programmes, so that more high-quality supply reaches the market.
Every credit we handle has a registry serial number and a verification report. When a buyer uses a credit, we retire it in their name so the same tonne cannot be claimed twice.
Who it is for
- Airlines that need CORSIA-eligible units
- Companies with voluntary climate targets
- Governments and state bodies with carbon mandates
- Institutional investors looking for carbon exposure
- Project developers who need finance or a buyer
What you get
- Credits matched to your standard, vintage and project type
- Clear documentation for every lot
- Retirement in your name, with serial numbers on record
- Reporting you can use in your climate disclosures
Services
What we do in carbon.
Origination
Credits sourced at issuance from verified nature-based, biochar and community projects.
Structuring
Forward purchases, offtakes and mandate terms built around each buyer.
Custody
Registry accounts reconciled and reported to each client.
Retirement
Credits retired on the client’s behalf, with serial numbers on record.
Funds
Carbon funds and portfolios for institutional allocators.
Community programmes
Carbon programmes that pay farmers and communities for verified results.
Process
The life of a credit.
- 01
Project
A forest, farm or plant avoids or removes CO2.
- 02
Verification
An accredited auditor checks the tonnes.
- 03
Issuance
The standard issues one credit per tonne.
- 04
Registry
Credits are held with a serial number.
- 05
Retirement
The buyer retires the credit to claim it.
What is the difference between avoidance and removal credits?
Avoidance credits come from emissions that were prevented, for example by renewable power or clean cookstoves. Removal credits come from carbon taken out of the air, for example by growing trees or storing carbon in soil. Both are counted in tonnes of CO2e.
Which standards do you work with?
We work with credits issued under recognised standards such as Verra (VCS) and Gold Standard, and with CORSIA-eligible units for aviation.
Can you retire credits on our behalf?
Yes. We retire credits in your name in the relevant registry and give you the serial numbers and retirement records.
Do you offer carbon as an investment?
Yes, through our investment vehicles: custom funds and portfolios of verified credits for institutional and professional investors.
Projects
Carbon projects.
Hydro and solar project, Mozambique
Mozambique
- Identified
- Development
- Financing
- Construction
- Operation
Stage · Development
- Technology
- Hydro and solar
- Outputs
- Power · I-RECs · carbon credits
- IGF role
- Developer
Carbon project financing, Malawi
Malawi
- Mandate
- Structuring
- Financing closed
Stage · Completed
- Type
- Carbon credit project
- Financing
- Multi-million USD, closed
- IGF role
- Financing broker
Services
Carbon services.
Responsible reforestation
Nature-based carbon projects
Learn moreAlternative farming
Soil and community carbon programmes
Learn moreCarbon investment vehicles
Funds and mandates for allocators
Learn moreCarbon credits explained
A short guide
Learn moreOther verticals