Boomitra Expands Verified Soil Carbon Portfolio and Secures Singapore Article 6.2 Mandate

Boomitra – a soil carbon and regenerative agriculture platform – featured prominently this week for advances in both project execution and standards engagement. The company participated in Verra’s first VM0042 Technical Workshop in Barcelona, where its lead scientist joined other stakeholders to discuss practical implementation of the soil carbon methodology.

Workshop discussions covered eligibility criteria, baseline setting, additionality, quantification, monitoring and reporting requirements, model validation, and data quality best practices. Boomitra’s involvement, including references to related Verra documents VMD0053 and VT0014, underscores its role in shaping high‑integrity standards for agricultural land management projects.

The company highlighted its Northern Mexico Grassland Restoration Project as the largest soil carbon project issued under Verra’s VM0042 and the first in North America using this standard. Earlier this year, the project reached a milestone of 3.03 million carbon removal credits verified and issued by Verra, signaling growing scale and third‑party validation of its carbon asset base.

Ranching families participating across roughly 4 million acres in the Chihuahuan and Sonoran desert have begun receiving payments tied to carbon revenue from restored grasslands. Boomitra’s model directs at least 75% of gross carbon revenue to ranchers and local partners, aligning financial incentives with land restoration and potentially supporting project longevity and supply stability.

Boomitra also reported progress in its South America Grassland Restoration Project in Paraguay, which recently hosted a Singapore government delegation led by Minister Grace Fu. The visit showcased regenerative grazing practices and satellite‑based soil carbon measurement, alongside participation from Singapore’s National Climate Change Secretariat, Paraguayan officials, local NGO Guyra Paraguay, and ranchers.

Following a government‑led RFP under Article 6.2 of the Paris Agreement, Boomitra was selected to deliver 625,000 soil carbon credits to Singapore, and was described as the only soil‑focused project among four awarded. This mandate, tied to emerging compliance‑grade international carbon markets, strengthens the firm’s credibility with sovereign and corporate buyers seeking high‑integrity offsets.

Collectively, this week’s developments highlight Boomitra’s expanding portfolio of verified credits, deepening engagement with leading standards bodies, and growing government and corporate interest in its projects. These factors enhance the company’s positioning in nature‑based and soil carbon markets, while underscoring that scale, quality assurance, and evolving regulatory frameworks remain key determinants of its future performance.