What topics does VERDANTIS Insights cover?

VERDANTIS Insights & Research covers five core topic areas: (1) Conferences & Events — analysis of major climate summits such as COP and EU policy milestones; (2) EU Regulation — in-depth coverage of CRCF, CBAM, CSRD, EU Taxonomy, and SFDR; (3) Carbon Markets — voluntary and compliance carbon markets, pricing, and market infrastructure; (4) Climate Science — peer-reviewed research on CO2 sequestration, agroforestry, and nature-based solutions; (5) Investment & ESG — impact investing frameworks, ESG reporting, and sustainable finance.

Who produces the VERDANTIS research and insights?

VERDANTIS Insights is produced by the VERDANTIS Research team, comprising specialists in carbon markets, EU regulatory affairs, agroforestry science, and sustainable finance. The team operates under the advisory oversight of Prosperise Capital LLP, an FCA-authorised investment adviser based in London.

Is the content on VERDANTIS Insights investment advice?

No. All content published on VERDANTIS Insights is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice, an offer, or solicitation to purchase securities or other financial instruments. VERDANTIS Impact Capital is structured as a Luxembourg RAIF, regulated by the CSSF. Investment advisory is provided by Prosperise Capital LLP (FCA-authorised). Past performance is not indicative of future results. Target returns are not guaranteed. All investments involve risk, including the possible loss of principal.

How does paulownia agroforestry sequester carbon?

Paulownia is among the fastest-growing tree species, capable of capturing approximately 30 tonnes of CO2 per hectare per year — significantly more than conventional forests. The VERDANTIS Polyculture System (VPS) uses exclusively CPVO-certified sterile non-invasive paulownia hybrids intercropped with aloe vera, garlic, legumes, and mint. Carbon sequestration is verified under ISO 14064-2 with TUV Austria audit, enabling generation of EU CRCF-compliant carbon removal certificates (CRCs).

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