RAVAH

RAVAH|CARBON

High Integrity Regenerative & Sustainability Programs

Turning sustainability reporting into corporate value

The agricultural carbon industry has evolved beyond carbon credits to focus on carbon intensity (CI) - an acceptable measure included in IFRS requirements for corporate ESG reporting in 2025.

RAVAH Carbon sustainability programs

HIGH INTEGRITY CARBON PROGRAMS

RAVAH|CARBON programs help farmers, agribusinesses, and corporations report, reduce, or calculate greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions while incentivizing sustainable farming practices that sequester carbon or reduce emissions.

Carbon monitoring and reporting

High Integrity Standards

ISO 9001 certified monitoring, reporting and certification processes ensuring highest credibility and accuracy

Guaranteed Results

Auditable processes that provide customers and farmer partners with reliable, verifiable outcomes

COMPREHENSIVE CARBON PROGRAMS

RAVAH|CARBON focuses on common carbon programs, which may be linked to each other, providing comprehensive solutions for different sustainability needs.

Scope 3: Carbon Offsets

Generate carbon credits from agricultural activities that remove or reduce emissions

Common Practices:

Cover cropping and reduced tillage
Agroforestry and tree planting
Livestock methane reduction
Biochar application
Improved fertilizer use

Market Participants:

Farmers and landowners generating CI certificates
Corporations buying certificates for sustainability
Carbon project developers and verifiers

Scope 3: Carbon Insets

Focus on reducing a company's own supply chain emissions rather than purchasing external credits

Common Practices:

Regenerative agriculture practices
Improved fertilizer efficiency
Supply chain sustainability investments
Renewable energy on farms

Market Participants:

Food and beverage companies
Agricultural suppliers
Farmer cooperatives and producer organizations

Carbon Intensity (CI)

Measure CO₂ equivalent emissions per unit of energy, economic output, or activity

Common Practices:

Cover cropping and reduced tillage
Regenerative agriculture
Improved fertilizer efficiency
Irrigation optimization
Integrated Pest and Weed Management
Reduced fuel and electricity usage

Market Participants:

Biofuel producers
Food and beverage companies
Agricultural suppliers
Farmer cooperatives and elevators
Corporations

MARKET IMPACT & OPPORTUNITIES

US biofuel production businesses are expected to report their CI to the IRS before receiving tax credits ranging between $0.20 - $1.00 per gallon, depending on their respective production CI scores.

IFRS Compliance 2025

Carbon intensity is now included in International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) requirements for corporate ESG reporting, making accurate measurement essential.

Tax Credit Opportunities

Biofuel producers can receive significant tax credits based on their carbon intensity scores, creating direct financial incentives for sustainable practices.

Ready to Transform Your Sustainability Reporting?

Join the growing number of organizations leveraging RAVAH|CARBON's high integrity programs to turn sustainability reporting into measurable corporate value.