Verra VM0047 · ICVCM CCP-Approved · Carbon Credits

Regenerating
Forests
Worldwide.

Developing large-scale indigenous afforestation and forest protection projects in Kenya, Tanzania and Brazil — generating verified carbon credits, community prosperity, and long-term returns for investors.

Who We Are

A UAE-based specialist in large-scale afforestation

Midsummer Investments LLC is a holding company dedicated to developing scalable, highest institutional-grade afforestation projects in geopolitically stable nations across East Africa and South America — combining environmental integrity with strong financial performance through verified carbon markets.

350,000
hectares pipeline
100M+
trees to be planted
152 Mt
CO₂ sequestration potential
40%
revenues to communities
What We Do

Three pillars of nature-based climate investment

01
Indigenous Afforestation Projects (ARR)

Large-scale Afforestation, Reforestation and Revegetation using 100% indigenous species under Verra VM0047 — ICVCM CCP-approved December 2024. Kenya is our primary market, followed by Tanzania, with Brazil under analysis.

REDD+ (VM0048) — Reducing Deforestation
Selected projects combine ARR creation with REDD+ protection components under Verra VM0048 — providing both carbon removal and avoided emission credits from a single landscape. This dual-methodology structure is highly attractive to corporate buyers seeking portfolio diversification and comprehensive nature-based solutions.
Dual Methodology Removal + Avoidance CCP-Eligible
02
Carbon Credit Generation

High-quality verified carbon credits with CCB co-benefits label. Projects target A–AA independent ratings (BeZero, Sylvera). REDD+ components where applicable for diversified credit portfolios combining removals and avoided emissions.

03
Community Development

40% of total revenues allocated to community benefits. Employment, agroforestry, NTFP income and training programmes aligned with UN Sustainable Development Goals.

UN SDG Alignment
1No Poverty
2Zero Hunger
3Good Health
4Education
5Gender Equality
6Clean Water
7Clean Energy
8Decent Work
9Innovation
10Inequalities
11Sust. Cities
12Consumption
13Climate Action
14Below Water
15Life on Land
16Peace & Justice
17Partnerships

United Nations Sustainable Development Goals · ✓ Achieved through our projects

Pipeline Progress

Projects advancing to investment

From the investment-ready Elgeyo Marakwet anchor project in Kenya to a pipeline spanning East Africa and South America — Midsummer is moving with pace and precision.

Phase 1 · 2026–2032
ARR & REDD+ · Elgeyo Marakwet County, Kenya
Elgeyo Marakwet - 36,000ha ARR & 22,000 ha REDD+

Land secured. 100% indigenous, nine-species planting design with phased planting from October 2027. 40-year model targeting c.31 Mt net CO₂, complemented by 22,000 ha of REDD+. Target IRR 20%+ levered.

Investment Ready
Phase 2 · Tanzania
ARR & REDD+ · Minyughe region & Coast
Tanzania — 125,000 ha

25,000 ha of ARR and 100,000 ha of REDD+ protecting existing tropical forest under Verra VM0047 and VM0048. Engagement with government and community partners underway.

Under Negotiation
Phase 3 · Brazil
ARR & REDD+ · Amazonas State
Brazil — 100,000 ha

Combined ARR and REDD+ opportunity in the Brazilian Amazon — extending Midsummer's model into South America. Technical and commercial analysis underway.

Under Analysis
Methodology · Dec 2024
Market Update
ICVCM approves Verra VM0047 under Core Carbon Principles

The highest quality label in voluntary carbon markets — exactly the tier Midsummer projects are designed to achieve.

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About Midsummer Investments

Combining commercial forestry
with climate impact.

Our Mission

Delivering efficient, long-term carbon sequestration at scale

Midsummer Investments LLC is a UAE-based holding company dedicated to developing large-scale indigenous afforestation projects in regions with the most favourable conditions for rapid, sustained plant growth.

Our mission is to deliver efficient, long-term carbon sequestration solutions that contribute meaningfully to global greenhouse gas reduction goals — while generating lasting social and economic value for the communities in which we operate.

The afforestation projects are strategically designed at a scale that ensures meaningful investment into local communities and nationwide development, fostering generational transformation aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.

At our core is a highly experienced management team with deep expertise in commerce, forestry, sustainable development, project finance, technology, carbon markets and community development — ensuring every project is environmentally effective, economically viable and investment-ready.

Regenerating forest · indigenous canopy · long-term sequestration
350,000
hectares pipeline
152 Mt
CO₂ potential
100M+
trees to be planted
40%
revenues to communities
Geographic Reach

Operating in stable markets across East Africa and South America

Midsummer focuses on nations offering political stability, strong land frameworks, community partnership models, and government support for large-scale forest restoration. Kenya is our primary market, followed by Tanzania, with Brazil extending the platform into South America.

Kenya
ARR & REDD+ · Primary Market
Elgeyo Marakwet: 36,000 ha ARR and 22,000 ha REDD+ at an advanced stage, land secured. A further 50,000 ha ARR and 100,000 ha REDD+ under negotiation in Narok, Nakuru and Bomet. Potential to reach 100,000 ha ARR and 250,000 ha REDD+.
Tanzania
125,000 ha ARR & REDD+
25,000 ha ARR and 100,000 ha REDD+ across the Minyughe region and coast, protecting existing tropical forest under Verra VM0048 with ARR components. Under negotiation with government and community partners.
Brazil
100,000 ha ARR & REDD+
Combined ARR and REDD+ opportunity in Amazonas State — Midsummer's first project outside Africa, applying the same VM0047 / VM0048 standards and community-first model. Under analysis.
Midsummer Investments — project pipeline map highlighting Kenya, Tanzania and Brazil
Midsummer Investments — project pipeline · Kenya · Tanzania · Brazil
Our Team

Experienced. Mission-driven. African-rooted.

Midsummer's leadership brings together decades of expertise across technology, finance, forestry, carbon markets, renewables and community development.

KM
Ken Moss
Chief Executive Officer
JW
João Wahnon
CIO & Finance
RM
Roland Moss
Head of Voluntary Carbon Markets
RT
Ruth Tamarind
Head of Community
CM
Clinton McMillan
Head of Operations
JK
Dr. James Kimondo
Head of Forest Operations
SA
Silas Otieno Asaka
Head of Environment
+
Further appointments
to be announced
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Our Projects · Kenya · Tanzania · Brazil

High-integrity ARR
and REDD+ at landscape scale.

Kenya ARR Project — Overview

Elgeyo Marakwet County, Kenya

Midsummer has secured multiple forest parcels across Kenya. The first major initiative, in Elgeyo Marakwet County along the Kerio Valley, encompasses 36,000 hectares of ARR alongside 22,000 hectares of REDD+ — a landscape-scale nature-based carbon programme with substantial environmental, social and economic benefits.

36,000
hectares ARR · three 12,000 ha phases
22,000
hectares REDD+ · forest protection
31.2 Mt
net CO₂ removals · 40 years
VM0047
Verra ARR standard · 100% indigenous
Project Context

Project Context

The project landscape runs along the Kerio Valley in Elgeyo Marakwet County, western Kenya — from the Chesoi and Tot areas in the north to Metkei in the south. It comprises three sites: the Kimwarer Floodplain (Site A), the Kerio North, Central and South Escarpment (Site B) and the Rimoi National Reserve (Site C).

Across a mapped area of 75,252 hectares, 35,964 hectares have been identified as potential ARR and 22,678 hectares as potential REDD+. Settlements, agriculture and other existing land uses (16,610 ha) are excluded from the project boundary.

Land for the programme is secured. Environmental and social safeguards — Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA), Free, Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC) and Community Development Agreements — form part of the approvals pathway with Kenya's Designated National Authority.

Reforestation Approach
Method
Active planting of 100% indigenous species under Verra VM0047 (ARR), complemented by REDD+ protection of standing forest under VM0048.
Species
Nine-species indigenous mix — including Croton megalocarpus, Albizia gummifera, Markhamia lutea, Polyscias fulva and Olea alpina. 993 trees planted per hectare, 85% assumed survival.
Carbon Credits
High-integrity VM0047 ARR credits with CCB co-benefits. 21.7 tCO₂/ha/year net of leakage and uncertainty deductions.
Delivery
Indigenous tree nurseries from Q4 2026. Phased planting from October 2027 to 2032 across three 12,000 ha phases, followed by 40 years of maintenance and monitoring.
Community
Large-scale local employment in nurseries, planting and forest management, with benefit-sharing agreed with communities and county institutions through FPIC.
Project 01 · Kenya

Elgeyo Marakwet ARR

Area
36,000 ha
Indigenous ARR · Kerio Valley · Elgeyo Marakwet County
Status
Investment Ready
Land secured · PDD in preparation · Planting from October 2027

The Elgeyo Marakwet project restores 36,000 hectares of degraded land along the Kerio Valley through active planting of a nine-species, 100% indigenous tree mix, generating high-integrity VM0047 ARR carbon credits with CCB co-benefits. Delivered in three replicated 12,000 ha phases, each starting twelve months after the previous, it is designed as a landscape-scale programme alongside 22,000 ha of REDD+ forest protection.

Regional Context — Elgeyo Marakwet, Western Kenya
Kenya regional map showing the Elgeyo Marakwet project area highlighted in green east of Eldoret
Project area highlighted in bright green · East of Eldoret · Elgeyo Marakwet County, Kenya
Project Site — Satellite View · Kerio Valley
Satellite view of the Elgeyo Marakwet project boundary along the Kerio Valley from Chesoi to Metkei
Project boundary in green · Chesoi to Metkei along the Kerio Valley · VM0047 ARR & VM0048 REDD+
Site Area Breakdown

Three sites, one landscape

SitePotential ARR (ha)Potential REDD+ (ha)Urban & Farmed (ha)Total Area (ha)
Site AKimwarer Floodplain6665563441,566
Site B — NorthKerio North Escarpment8,1756,2704,60019,045
Site B — CentralCentral Escarpment7,2565,5544,14216,952
Site B — SouthKerio South Escarpment16,4468,5827,52432,552
Site B TotalKerio North & South Escarpment31,87720,40616,26668,549
Site CRimoi National Reserve3,4211,71605,137
Total — all areas35,96422,67816,61075,252

Urban & farmed land — settlements, agriculture and other existing land uses — is excluded from ARR and REDD+ activity.

Planting Design

100% indigenous tree mix

993
trees planted per hectare
85%
average assumed survival
~844
surviving trees per hectare
SpeciesPlanted / haSurviving / haMixGross tCO₂ / ha / yr
Croton megalocarpus20017020%8.77
Albizia gummifera20017020%6.48
Croton macrostachyus1119411%2.02
Bridelia micrantha1119411%2.04
Olea alpina1008510%0.82
Markhamia lutea88759%2.13
Polyscias fulva75648%2.25
Trema orientalis75648%1.73
Harungana madagascariensis33283%0.65
Total mix993844100%26.90
40-Year Carbon Model

Carbon sequestration potential

Indigenous mixed-stand model across the 35,964 ha of mapped ARR area, with survival, leakage and uncertainty built in.

26.90
gross tCO₂ / ha / year
21.72
net tCO₂ / ha / year
38.7 Mt
gross CO₂ sequestration · 40 years
31.2 Mt
net CO₂ sequestration · 40 years

Accounting: 85% survival built into gross model · 5% leakage · 15% uncertainty · 80.75% net/gross factor · 868.78 net tCO₂/ha over 40 years.

Expanding Pipeline

Beyond Elgeyo Marakwet — Kenya, Tanzania & Brazil

Building on the Elgeyo Marakwet anchor project, Midsummer's pipeline extends across Kenya and Tanzania and into South America. Each project follows the same rigorous VM0047 ARR and VM0048 REDD+ standards, community-first development model, and long-term carbon credit accreditation framework.

Kenya — Expansion
50,000 ha ARR · 100,000 ha REDD+ · Under Negotiation
Further ARR and REDD+ parcels in Narok, Nakuru and Bomet counties. Together with Elgeyo Marakwet, a pathway to 100,000 ha of ARR and 250,000 ha of REDD+ in Kenya — positioning Midsummer as a major developer of high-quality nature-based carbon projects in East Africa.
Tanzania
25,000 ha ARR · 100,000 ha REDD+ · Under Negotiation
ARR and REDD+ across the Minyughe region and coast — protecting existing tropical forest from degradation under Verra VM0048 with ARR restoration components. Engagement with government and community partners underway.
Brazil
100,000 ha ARR & REDD+ · Under Analysis
A combined ARR and REDD+ opportunity in Amazonas State — Midsummer's first project in South America, applying the same high-integrity standards and community-first approach to one of the world's most important forest landscapes.
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Approach & Methodology

Scientific rigour.
Community partnership.

Our Methodology

A rigorous approach to project development

The project development follows a rigorous methodology to ensure the quality of delivery. Every Midsummer project is structured around three core activities — developed in line with internationally recognised standards to ensure compliance and successful accrual of carbon credits.

01
Forest Planning & Afforestation Strategy
02
Community & Stakeholder Engagement
03
Biodiversity & Ecological Impact
MRV
Independent Measurement, Reporting & Verification
Project Development

How we develop every project

01
Forest Planning & Afforestation Strategy
Site selection · Design · Infrastructure · Verification

Our forest planning process combines cutting-edge remote sensing technology with rigorous on-the-ground assessment to ensure every site meets the highest standards of quality and viability.

  • Site Eligibility & SuitabilityPrior to contract conclusion, initial optical satellite and synthetic aperture radar (SAR) imagery are tested against the VCS standard and land-based surveys are carried out to ensure the best site choice is made.
  • Nursery DevelopmentEarly establishment of indigenous tree nurseries capable of supporting up to 4,000 hectares of Afforestation or Reforestation per annum.
  • Forest DesignA mix of high-carbon sequestration trees and native broadleaf species for biodiversity enhancement — at Elgeyo Marakwet, a nine-species, 100% indigenous design. Roads, fire breaks and other supporting infrastructure.
  • Measurement, Reporting & Verification (MRV)MRV ensures compliance and confirms that levels of carbon sequestration match forecasts, validated by independent third parties.
02
Community & Stakeholder Engagement
Employment · Agroforestry · Partnerships · Long-term collaboration

Our approach ensures local communities benefit directly and tangibly from our projects — creating lasting employment, income and development opportunities that extend across generations.

  • Employment & TrainingSecure jobs and skills development in forestry and nursery management, monitoring and reporting — building lasting local expertise.
  • Agroforestry & Benefit-SharingSupporting intercropping opportunities and sustainable timber and non-timber forest products (NTFPs) to generate supplementary community income.
  • Community PartnershipsEngaging traditional leaders, local farmers, and county authorities to align goals with community needs for a generation, through Free, Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC) and Community Development Agreements. A dedicated Community Liaison Team manages engagement for long-term collaboration.
03
Biodiversity & Ecological Impact
Ecosystem restoration · IUCN standards · HCV principles · Monitoring

Our afforestation projects aim to restore natural ecosystems and protect biodiversity, going far beyond carbon sequestration to deliver measurable, lasting ecological value.

  • Baseline Biodiversity AssessmentsAligned with IUCN species standards, establishing clear ecological benchmarks before any planting begins.
  • High Conservation Value (HCV) PrinciplesApplied across all projects to identify and safeguard areas of particular ecological or social significance.
  • Ecosystem Services MonitoringOngoing monitoring and improvement of soil health, water quality and air quality — demonstrating measurable environmental co-benefits over the project lifetime.
  • Ecological ImpactOur afforestation projects aim to restore natural ecosystems, protect biodiversity, and combat desertification — creating resilient landscapes that support both wildlife and communities.
Highest-Integrity Accreditation

Highest-integrity accreditation

All Midsummer projects are developed under the highest-integrity standards in the voluntary carbon market — ensuring transparency, credibility, and premium credit quality that buyers and investors can rely on.

Verra VM0047 — ARR

Afforestation, Reforestation & Revegetation methodology — approved by ICVCM under Core Carbon Principles in December 2024. The highest-integrity ARR standard available globally. 100% indigenous species focus across all projects.

ICVCM CCP-ApprovedHighest Integrity
Climate, Community & Biodiversity (CCB) Label

CCB co-benefits label applied across all projects for added ecological and social value. Projects targeting BBB to AA ratings from independent rating agencies BeZero Carbon and Sylvera.

BeZero RatedSylvera Rated
REDD+ (VM0048) — Reducing Deforestation

Selected projects combine ARR with REDD+ protection components under Verra VM0048, providing both removal and avoided emission credits from a single landscape — a highly attractive dual-methodology structure for corporate buyers seeking portfolio diversification and comprehensive nature-based solutions.

Dual MethodologyRemoval + Avoidance
National Approval & Independent Validation

Projects follow the host country's carbon market framework — in Kenya, submission to the Designated National Authority, Letters of No Objection and Authorization, and statutory community benefit-sharing — with validation and verification by an accredited Validation / Verification Body (VVB).

DNA ApprovalVVB Validated
Our Foundations

What every project is built on

Foundation 01
Environmental Impact

Restoring forest ecosystems for measurable, independently verified climate mitigation. Every project is designed to sequester carbon, restore biodiversity, and improve ecosystem services over a 30–40 year horizon.

Foundation 02
Integrity & Highest Standards

Ensuring transparency and quality in all carbon credit methodologies. Independent accreditation, third-party MRV, and rigorous ongoing monitoring ensure our credits meet the highest standards buyers and regulators require.

Foundation 03
Community-First Approach

Creating lasting benefits for local communities through employment, training, and benefit-sharing across generations. 40% of all project revenues flow directly to community benefit.

Foundation 04
Strategic Collaboration

Leveraging partnerships with governments, NGOs, and corporate stakeholders to maximise impact. Long-term offtake agreements of 10–30 years with reputable companies supporting the global push towards decarbonisation.

Market Context

ARR carbon credit prices are rising

High-quality Afforestation, Reforestation and Revegetation (ARR) credits are expected to remain the highest-valued nature-based carbon assets, owing to their strong permanence, additionality and growing demand from corporate net-zero buyers.

2026 Range
$20–40

Average ARR credit prices of approximately US$20–40 per tonne today, with a premium paid for high-integrity projects.

2030 Forecast
$60

Average ARR credit prices forecast to rise to around US$60 per tonne by 2030 as corporate net-zero demand intensifies.

2030 Premium
$80

Premium CCB-certified, investment-grade ARR credits — the tier Midsummer projects are designed for — forecast at around US$80 per tonne by 2030.

Price ranges are Midsummer estimates based on market research. Forecasts are indicative and not guaranteed.

Investment Opportunity

Nature-Based Solutions.
Institutional-Scale Opportunities.

Our Investment Thesis

Real assets. Measurable impact. Long-term value.

Midsummer Investments provides investors with access to high-quality Nature-Based Solutions (NBS) and natural capital projects across East Africa and South America. We develop and structure investment opportunities that combine competitive financial returns with measurable climate, biodiversity, and social impact.

Our investment strategy focuses on large-scale forestry, ecosystem restoration, and carbon projects capable of generating long-term value through multiple revenue streams — including carbon credits, biodiversity markets, and sustainable ecosystem services.

20%+
target IRR · levered
30–40
year project horizons
VM0047
ICVCM CCP-approved credits
Why Natural Capital

One of the world's fastest-growing investment verticals

Natural capital is emerging as one of the world's fastest-growing investment themes, driven by increasing demand for carbon removals, biodiversity conservation, sustainable commodities, and climate resilience.

Well-structured Nature-Based Solutions projects offer investors exposure to real assets with strong sustainability credentials and significant growth potential — assets that appreciate in value as regulation tightens and corporate net-zero commitments become legally binding.

Midsummer projects are structured to deliver credible and sustainable IRR figures across 30–40 year horizons, with diversified revenue streams providing resilience against market volatility.

Investment Highlights
→Large-scale, investment-grade project pipeline anchored in Kenya
→Diversified revenue streams from carbon credits and ecosystem services
→Long-term asset value creation through sustainable land management
→Alignment with global net-zero, biodiversity and ESG objectives
→Opportunities for institutional investors, family offices, private equity and impact funds
→Strong emphasis on environmental integrity and community engagement
→Credible and sustainable IRR figures across 30–40 year horizons
100,000 Hectare ARR Platform

From 36,000 ha in Elgeyo Marakwet to 100,000 ha of ARR

An initial 36,000 ha investment in Elgeyo Marakwet provides an entry point to Midsummer's 100,000 ha ARR pipeline across Kenya and Tanzania. A target IRR of 20%+. 100 million indigenous trees.

Initial project · 36,000 ha
US$66M
CAPEX over 6 years · US$20M equity required
ARR platform · 100,000 ha
c.US$183M
Indicative CAPEX · US$55M equity required
Project horizon
30–40 yrs
Long-term horizon · compounding carbon and community value
Our Current Focus

Creating long-term natural capital assets

Midsummer is developing a portfolio of afforestation, reforestation, and forest protection projects across East Africa and South America, creating long-term natural capital assets that deliver climate impact while generating attractive risk-adjusted returns for investors and lasting wealth for the communities in which we operate.

36,000 ha
Kenya Anchor Project
Elgeyo Marakwet ARR — land secured, investment-ready, planting from 2027
VM0047
Highest-Integrity Standard
ICVCM CCP-approved. Highest-integrity ARR standard available globally. CCB co-benefits label
40%
Community Returns
Of project revenues to communities. Wealth for everyone
350K ha
Total Pipeline
ARR and REDD+ across Kenya, Tanzania and Brazil
Partner With Us

Transforming natural capital into a scalable asset class

We seek strategic investors and partners who share our vision of transforming natural capital into a scalable asset class capable of delivering both financial performance and lasting environmental impact. Together, we can accelerate the transition to a more sustainable and resilient future.

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