Terra Nova 1 Kicks Off Recapture's 3-year, $100 Million Strategy for Carbon Removal Projects

Recapture has successfully completed Terra Nova 1 (TN1), a pioneering climate-smart forestry project in Salta, Argentina. TN1 is designed to sequester up to 1,000 tons of CO2 annually and generate a double-digit internal rate of return (IRR) for investors. The project integrates regenerative forestry practices, including coppice regeneration and afforestation with carbon capture. TN1 marks the beginning of Recapture's Terra Nova Series™, a $100 million initiative aimed at addressing the global shortage of sustainable timber and delivering impactful carbon removal solutions. Carbon credits from TN1 will be verified by a third-party and issued through the Verra registry. The project also emphasizes community co-benefits, with 1% of revenues reinvested into local climate adaptation initiatives. Recapture's innovative approach to afforestation demonstrates that profitable carbon removal is possible while ensuring sustainable management practices.

The Biden Plan Won’t Get Us To Net Zero, Here’s How They Can Fix It

In this article we provide a review of the Biden Administration’s Infrastructure Plan and recommendations for accelerating carbon removal in the United States.

Recapture and ANEC Announce Carbon Removal Partnership

An international opportunity to remove carbon, earn financial returns and tackle hard to abate emissions for the largest organisations in the United Kingdom.