A LinkedIn post from Chestnut Carbon indicates that the company is featured in Standard Chartered’s 2025 Annual Report in connection with an infrastructure and development finance initiative. The post highlights Standard Chartered’s role, alongside its Carbon Markets and Nature Finance units, in supporting climate and nature outcomes through its partnership with Chestnut.
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According to the post, Standard Chartered participated as arranger in a $210 million non-recourse project finance credit facility for Chestnut in 2025, characterized as a first-of-its-kind commercial project financing for a U.S. voluntary carbon removal project. The post suggests this transaction sets a benchmark for scaling high‑integrity, nature-based carbon removal projects in the U.S., potentially enhancing Chestnut’s access to institutional capital and strengthening its position in the emerging carbon removal finance market.