Landscape Climate Collective
A membership-based organization we established to advocate common market interests among project developers, offering credits from a diverse portfolio of assessed, high-integrity projects rather than from any single one.
Asset on one side, liability on the other
We design and implement carbon programs that contribute to national and global climate goals. Through measurable, verifiable, and transparent methodologies, we support emission reduction, carbon offset, and ecosystem restoration that sustain resilient landscapes and communities.
Carbon appears twice on a balance sheet: as an asset that can be developed, verified and sold, and as an exposure that has to be measured and reduced. Landscape Carbon works both sides — developing ecosystem service and forest carbon assets, and helping owners of emitting operations understand what their carbon position is worth and what it will cost.
Asset development
Forest carbon and other ecosystem services, from feasibility through methodology, measurement, and verification.
Liability management
Emission accounting, reduction pathways, and the cost of carbon exposure for operations and portfolios.
Transaction support
Structuring and selling verified reductions, including transition credits for early retirement of fossil assets.
Okki Soebagio
Cindy Simangunsong
Timothy Jessup
Risti Zahroh
Niken Pradonawati
Indonesia Carbon Market Regulations
A working register of the instruments that govern carbon pricing and trading — the two laws, the presidential umbrella, the sectoral ministerial regulations, the exchange rules, and Article 6 — with what each requires and what it means for a project developer. Current to Perpres 110/2025, which replaced the 2021 framework and reopened international sales.
The Carbon Market
What a carbon market is, why an instrument that abates nothing itself is strategic — it decides where the reductions happen, and moves capital to the cheapest real abatement — and how far Indonesia has got in building one.