Diggers reprofiling a gully in the Cairngorms National Park, Scotland. Credit: Stephen Corcoran.
How to Make Your Peatland Restoration Project Market-Ready
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Join our live panel on the carbon market, buyer priorities, and how landowners can futureproof and maximise natural capital value.
Not all carbon credits are created equal. As demand grows, buyers are becoming more selective; looking for projects that demonstrate credibility, transparency, and long-term impact. At the heart of that value? MRV, maintenance, and trust.
For landholders here in the UK, understanding what buyers want and how to meet those expectations, can make the difference between a low-value transaction and a high-integrity partnership. This session will explore how robust baseline data, ongoing bespoke monitoring, and strong project governance can increase the market value of your credits, build buyer confidence, and open doors to new revenue opportunities across carbon, biodiversity, and other natural capital markets.
Join this practical discussion between a leading peatland project developer, their landowning client and a natural capital buyer to hear all sides of the conversation. We’ll break down what ‘integrity’ really means, how to deliver it on the ground, and why it matters to the people investing in your project.
We will be covering:
- What premium credit buyers look for in a peatland restoration project
- How optimised monitoring increases credit value and trust
- The value of baseline data in building project integrity
- Why ongoing maintenance matters to buyers
- How to futureproof your natural capital project
The session will unpack the value-enhancing effect of bespoke monitoring plans, designed to collect report quality data, inform maintenance works and truly bring a project to life. You will hear directly from the developer, seller and buyer side on where the market is today, and where it is expected to go.
Meet your expert panel:
- Peatland project developer, Freddie Ingleby, Managing Director of Caledonian Climate.
- Natural Capital Buyer, Jacob Bourgeois, Head of Carbon Strategies & Innovation at Volkswagen ClimatePartners
- Landowner, James Robb, Owner, Carroglen Farm