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| | | ... investors as ones where they are currently active or considering green investments, with private equity, infrastructure, timber, forestry and ag, and Yieldco cited as well. "We are seeing increasing activity and investor interest in low carbon opportunities ... |
| | | | ... Company holds 22,500 hectares of freehold land on which Wenita operates via forestry rights. Wenita is the largest softwood timber producer in New Zealand's Otago region with a 29,200-hectare estate growing primarily radiata pine. Wenita maintains Forest ... |
| | | | ... institutional investors. The acquisition, Shasta Cascade Timberlands LLC, will be managed by New Forests for a sustained yield of timber, with additional revenue from carbon offsets and wind power. "Our US business combines forestry investment analysis ... |
| | | | ... deliver up to 68,959 tonnes of CO2e climate abatement over 10 years. "The sequestration happens during the growth of the timber, so over the first 10 years of the cycle, you're locked in, and you can basically get more credits the longer you hold the ... |
| | | | ... and other mixed conifers stretching across four major blocks from Redding north to Mount Shasta. High quality underlying timber value and exposure to the California forest carbon market, and potentially generate a higher return than a pure timber play. ... |
| | | | ... Forests CEO New Forests, which has more than 400,000 hectares of plantation forests, and 6.3 million tonnes of certified timber products produced and/or processed by New Forests' investments, is articulating the case for how investment opportunities ... |
| | | | ... plant will process around 150,000 tonnes of waste a year to produce PEF and recover other commodities such as metal, clean timber, and inert materials, the CEFC said. The plant has also secured $5 million in grant funding from the NSW Environmental Trust ... |
| | | | ... class as investors seek to decarbonise investment portfolios and play a part in the emerging bio-economy. High-quality timber plantations in the southern hemisphere and tropical regions will be central to the ability of the international forestry sector ... |
| | | | ... shops and safety black swan events in apparel; migrant and forced labour in food, and biodiversity impacts in paper and timber," Jeyaretnam said. "In other sectors there have been international industry initiatives or regulations around supply chain ... |
| | | | ... report, and highlighted as part of that report that more than 473,000 hectares of certified forest area, 95% certified timber production, and more than one-third of New Forests' 765,000 hectares of investments are being managed for conservation and as ... |
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