Grow your own carbon units

Why grow your own units?

Growing your own carbon units is the process of developing a Woodland Carbon Code project on your company’s land and using the units against the company’s emissions. 

It can be a cost-effective way to compensate for unavoidable emissions from your landholding or business, reducing the need to buy carbon credits. 

Having your project validated and verified to the code provides accurate and transparent information about the benefits it delivers.

How to grow your own units 

You can grow your own units by following each step of the Woodland Carbon Code process. Once your units are verified, you can retire them against your emissions in the UK Land Carbon Registry.  

Carbon units can only be used once. If you use them against your emissions, you can’t sell them. However, it’s possible to use some of your units and sell others.  

If you use verified units against your emissions, you need to retire them from the registry in your name. If you sell some units, they should be assigned or transferred to the buyer.

Companies/ landowners growing their own

These companies own land and have invested in a woodland creation project to generate their own units to use against their emissions in future.

Status

Project developer

Number of units

Project name

Contact

Verified

 galbraith logo   

This project is owned by Caledonian Properties Ltd

~11,000 Caledonian Woodland Carbon Scheme (case study) This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Validated  Grosvenor logo ~37,000 New carbon Woodlands 1 (UK Land Carbon Registry) This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Verified  silviculture logo ~30,000 Cwm Fagor (case study)

Cwm Fagor (Verified - on UK Land Carbon Registry)

Cwm Fagor 2016-2017 (Validated - on UK Land Carbon Registry)

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Verified  Slough BC logo ~1,700 Upton Court Park (case study) TBC

 

 

 

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