InSoil, based in Vilnius, has partnered with Canada’s Key Carbon to inject €100M into regenerative agriculture across Europe. This multi-year agreement will facilitate the transition to environmentally-friendly farming by providing zero-interest loans to farmers while generating high-quality carbon credits. With more than 3,000 farmers benefited from previous funding, this collaboration aims to sequester 35 million tonnes of CO2 emissions, emphasizing Europe’s commitment to climate-resilient farming practices and underlining agriculture's significant role in global emissions.
InSoil, alongside Key Carbon, aims to enable the sequestration of over 35 million tonnes of atmospheric carbon dioxide through regenerative agriculture financing.
The partnership represents one of Europe's largest financial commitments to climate-resilient farming practices, focusing on unlocking funds for generating valid carbon credits.
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