According to a recent LinkedIn post from Mast Reforestation, the company is working with Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) as a buyer of its MT1 carbon credits. The post indicates these credits are linked to more than 10 million pounds of wildfire-killed trees stored underground in eastern Montana for long-term carbon removal.
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The post further notes that Mast plans to plant 6,000 new seedlings on the same property within a week, positioning these projects as a way to fund post-wildfire reforestation where natural recovery is unlikely. For investors, the highlighted activity suggests growing commercial traction for Mast’s carbon removal model and potential revenue visibility from forward offtake agreements, while reinforcing its role in the emerging nature-based carbon markets.