The Open Call is Green Earth's project sourcing pipeline. Green Earth covers the assessment cost because it is evaluating projects for potential co-development — not offering a public service. If you need a specialist study for your own use (investor presentations, certification preparation, or due diligence), see our paid service starting at $500.
What we look for.
We do not filter projects before assessment. Submit what you have — the feasibility study will surface what is viable and what is not. We review the results and take it from there.
If you are unsure whether your project qualifies, submit it anyway. We have seen projects succeed that looked marginal on paper, and fail that looked strong. The data tells a different story than the pitch.
Project type
REDD+, ARR, improved cookstoves, blue carbon, soil carbon, improved forest management. All VCS/Gold Standard/Plan Vivo eligible methodologies.
Geography
Global. We have active pipelines in Sub-Saharan Africa, Southeast Asia, and Latin America, but we evaluate projects anywhere.
Scale
Minimum 500 hectares for land-based projects. Cookstove and technology projects evaluated by household or unit count.
Stage
Pre-feasibility is enough. You do not need a PDD or a registered project. A land parcel and a project type is sufficient to start.
Your role
Developer, landowner, investor, aggregator, DFI, or community — we work with any counterparty who controls access to a project.
What happens when you submit.
Submit via Feasibility.Earth
Submit your project through our platform. Green Earth reviews every complete submission against our development criteria — land type, geography, scale, and carbon potential. No assessment fee.
We review your submission
Our project team reviews your submission against our development criteria — geography, project type, scale, and carbon potential. We do this within one week of receiving it.
We reach out directly
If the project meets our criteria, we contact you to discuss the next stage: a full feasibility study, PDD development, or a direct development partnership.
Partnership terms
We structure each engagement differently — co-development, offtake, equity, or a simple service contract. We adapt to what makes sense for the project.
What Green Earth brings.
We are not a consulting firm charging you for every deliverable. We structure deals where we share in the outcome — which means we only commit to projects we believe in.
Prefeasibility
Projects selected for deeper evaluation receive a full prefeasibility assessment at Green Earth's cost — the same study available through our paid service.
Full feasibility
We take this on jointly. We fund the full study against a future revenue share or equity position.
PDD development
If the project passes full feasibility, we can co-develop the Project Design Document under VCS, GS, or Plan Vivo.
Carbon offtake
For projects we develop, we structure offtake arrangements directly — connecting your credits to our buyer network.
No sales call required to start. Submit the project, get the report, then talk.
Green Earth Group N.V.
Green Earth is a carbon project development firm operating across Sub-Saharan Africa, Southeast Asia, and Latin America. We develop, verify, and bring to market voluntary carbon credits under VCS, Gold Standard, and Plan Vivo.
Feasibility.Earth is our internal assessment platform, now open to external project developers. It gives any project developer access to the same rigorous prefeasibility methodology we apply to our own pipeline.
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Projects across Sub-Saharan Africa, Southeast Asia, Latin America, and beyond — our experts know the geographies they assess
Deep expert team
Satellite analysts, carbon economists, and field practitioners — not generalist consultants
VCS · GS · PV
Standards our team has active experience developing against
Have a project? Submit it.
Green Earth reviews every complete submission. Projects matching our development criteria receive a full prefeasibility assessment — at our cost. If it is a fit, we will reach out directly.
Submit your projectQuestions? Contact our project team