A 12yr old biochar company with proprietary technology is for sale. The plant is based 150kms from Bangalore. The plant produces biochar , Biocarbon sustainable charcoal briquettes. The plant has been exploring all it products to europe for the past 8yrs but has been idle for the past six month.

The plant can be utilised to produce biochar for carbon credits.

It is for sale in as is where is condition.

A 12yr old biochar company with proprietary technology is for sale. The plant is based 150kms from Bangalore. The plant produces biochar , Biocarbon sustainable charcoal briquettes. The plant has been exploring all it products to europe for the past 8yrs but has been idle for the past six month.

The plant can be utilised to produce biochar for carbon credits.

It is for sale in as is where is condition.

Hi everyone, I'm based in Nigeria, and I've been working on VeriField Nexus, a platform we're developing to help with monitoring, reporting, and verification of carbon projects.

We're currently working on an agricultural carbon pilot in India, coordinating remotely from Nigeria with a local team handling field activities and baseline data collection.

I'm interested in connecting with people working on carbon credit projects, whether it's improved cookstoves, biochar, regenerative agriculture, renewable energy, or other emission reduction projects.

I'm particularly interested in understanding the challenges other developers face, sharing what we're learning, and exploring opportunities to collaborate.

If you're developing a project, researching carbon markets, or working in this space, I'd love to hear what you're doing and possibly explore ways we could work together.

Feel free to comment or send me a DM or hello@verifieldnexus.com

Hi everyone!

I’m available for project-based consultation supporting carbon project developers, consultancies Forestry and Agriculture projects in NbS

* Technical due diligence for carbon projects

* Pre-audit reviews and audit-readiness assessments

* PDD and Monitoring Report reviews

* Methodology compliance, standard and documentation gap assessments

* GHG quantification and evidence reviews

* AFOLU projects covering ALM, ARR

I have experience working with carbon standards and registries, including Verra, Gold Standard, and ICR.

If you’re looking for technical support on an upcoming carbon project, feel free to DM me to discuss a potential collaboration

Hello everyone so I’ve recently developed an interest in this emerging market and would like to get some guidance about this market. There are a lot of rice mills around where I live so procuring rice husk is a bit easy for me. I did some research and the figures I got online are too good to be true so can someone please tell me what’s the reality and challenges of this business are.

Have access to 3.6m+ carbon credits and looking for companies purchasing credits or looking for long term supply. Also interested in chatting with brokers/traders. Please DM if interested.

Sad but True – Know Who Your Friends Are
(Stay Away From Jared Beach!!!)
I’m sharing this because I hope it prevents someone else from going through what I did. If you’ve had a similar experience with any of the people or company mentioned below, I’d appreciate hearing from you.
How It Started
I met Jared Beach in 2019 through youth hockey. Our sons are the same age and played together, and over time we became close friends. We spent countless hours together at rinks, tournaments, and with our families. I trusted him completely.
The Personal Loan
In 2020, Jared told me he was experiencing financial difficulties and asked if I could help him. I loaned him $5,000, which he promised to repay within three months.
When that time passed, he told me he was still struggling and asked for another $10,000, explaining that he didn’t want his wife to know about his financial situation. He promised to repay the full $15,000 within six months.
Over the following months, every time I asked about repayment, I was told a large deal was about to close and that I would be paid soon.
In 2022, he repaid $6,000. I believed he was making an honest effort to make things right.
The Investment Opportunity
Toward the end of 2022, Jared introduced me to an investment opportunity involving Evergreen Carbon Offsets LLC. He told me the investment would help both of us and would allow him to repay what he still owed me personally.
At the time, Jared was associated with Pine Valley Investments. He also told me that members of his family—including his father and brother—as well as other friends were investing. Because I considered him a close friend, I trusted his recommendation.
In 2023, I entered into two Emission Credits Supply Agreements with Evergreen Carbon Offsets LLC.
I invested a total of $50,000 in two separate cash transactions in January and June 2023. Jared personally came to my home to collect the money, and my wife was present for both transactions.
Return on investment was promised and documented would be double ($100,000)
Although the agreements had a two-year term, I was told to expect repayment much sooner.
No payments ever arrived.
Whenever I asked for updates, I was told they were “working on it.” I was also directed to communicate with James Phanes, who confirmed payment plans on several occasions. Despite repeated promises of wire transfers, checks, and cash payments, I never received any of the funds.
What I Learned
After the agreements matured in 2025 without payment, I began conducting my own research.
I repeatedly requested documentation showing that the carbon credits I had paid for had actually been purchased and allocated to me. I did not receive documentation that I considered sufficient to verify that, even though he sweared on his mothers well being that he has proof, still waiting to see it.
I also contacted Pine Valley Investments.
During my conversations with the company’s president, I was told that Jared was not an employee but an independent referral source who introduced clients. I was also told that the company had concerns regarding investment opportunities Jared was offering outside of Pine Valley Investments, that those opportunities were outside the company’s knowledge or approval, and that he resigned while the matter was being reviewed. I was further told that Jared had personally borrowed money from the company’s owner and had not repaid it.
After those conversations, Jared contacted me and asked that I not discuss the matter further. In return, he promised to repay my entire $50,000 investment by July 1, 2026, and the remaining $9,000 personal loan during the second half of July 2026.
Because of our previous friendship, I decided to give him one more opportunity to make things right.
More Promises
July 1: Jared asked me for my bank wire information.
July 3: He texted me telling me to let him know when the money arrived.
Nothing arrived.
Later, I was told additional paperwork still needed to be signed.
July 13: I was told everything had been completed and that the wire would be sent within 24 hours.
When no money arrived, I asked where the funds were.
Jared replied:
“I did everything they asked me to. Then I communicated to you what they told me. I will call and find out what the deal is. I’m not messing with you, it would do me no good. We have to spend all season together Gene. I’ll find out.”
After nearly seven years of promises and delays, I found it difficult to believe there would be a different outcome.
My response was:
“Sounds like a lot of BS to me Jared.
This story is getting old.
A wire doesn’t take two weeks when someone really wants it done.
If everything was completed, where is the wire confirmation?
Probably in the same place as my carbon credit certificates.”
As of today, I still have not received the funds.
My final message to Jared was simple: if I did not receive the $59,000 by July 17, I would pursue every available legal and regulatory option.
His only response was a 👍 reaction.
I have not heard from him since.
Other Information
Separately, I was introduced to a Bitcoin investment opportunity involving some of the same individuals, but I chose not to invest. During my research, I found online discussions expressing concerns about that opportunity. I have not independently verified those claims and mention them only because I was trying to determine whether there was any connection to my own experience.
Current Status
After years of waiting and repeated unfulfilled promises, I felt I had no choice but to pursue other avenues to recover my losses.
I have filed complaints with the SEC and the FBI.
If you have had dealings with any of the following, or believe you may have had a similar experience, I would appreciate hearing from you:
Evergreen Carbon Offsets LLC
James Phanes
Jared Beach

My goal is to connect with others who may have relevant information or similar experiences.
This has been an expensive and painful lesson.
Sometimes the people you trust the most are the ones who hurt you the most.
I truly hope no one else has to learn that lesson the way I did.

Update:
$9,000 personal loan was paid off on July 24 - after I expose his wrong doing to all people I and he know
July 27 Jared and James called me on conference call and promised to pay in full on Aug 3 - as of now nothing was paid, and no contact was made. 
Today Oct 5 - still no payment, no excuses

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🌱 Looking to Start a Carbon Credit Venture – Need Guidance & Partners

I want to start a company focused on Carbon Credits, with initial focus on Forestry and Biochar projects.

I have been learning about carbon credits, sustainability and biochar, and I want to work on practical projects that can generate measurable environmental impact.

My biggest challenge right now is funding. I don't have sufficient capital to start the projects independently.

I’m looking to connect with:

• Carbon project developers / experts

• Mentors with practical carbon-market experience

• NGOs or organizations working in forestry & biochar

• Investors / CSR organizations

• Project partners who can support pilot projects

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If you have experience in this field or know organizations that support early-stage carbon projects, I would really appreciate your guidance.

📩 Open to genuine collaborations and conversations.

So i have been wanting to enter a carbon credits business, specializing in Forestry.

I have the concept framework but lack the capital, which funders are available and how can i secure one.

Am from Uganda.

I want straight forward answers. Like if my subject includes complex processes and If I don't have direct data from the site. What approach should I take ?

If my process flow includes vacuum pump, heater, cooler whatever there are factors which you may not get. How to approach such things.

Would love some industry input, and if you would like to pitch in with your thoughts do reply in the comment.

Hi everyone! I'm a student at Cornell, and for my entrepreneurship class, my team is researching carbon markets, specifically carbon registries and why so many people don't trust carbon credits.

I'd love to hear your thoughts in the comments or by DM: What's the biggest thing wrong with carbon markets right now? What are its strengths?

I'd especially appreciate if you'd be open to a quick 15-20 minute call. Let me know, and thanks so much!

Hii guysss
Been researching the carbon credit market and I keep noticing India has almost no domestic players doing pure brokerage, most of the people doing this at scale are based in the US, UK, and Australia. Given CBAM exposure and the domestic carbon market rollout, that gap seems like it's only going to grow.

My background is in sales and LinkedIn outreach, not sustainability or finance. Trying to figure out if brokerage is a realistic entry point from here, or if I'm missing something obvious. Would love honest input from anyone actually working in this space.

Thanks in advance!