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Verde Resources With An Unconventional Approach To Carbon Sequestration

Verde Resources With An Unconventional Approach To Carbon Sequestration
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SEATTLE, July 1, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Verde Resources Inc. (OTCQB: VRDR) According to data from the Malaysian Palm Oil Board, 20.6 million tons of empty fruit bunch (EFB) was discarded by the palm oil mills of Malaysia in 2019. In Indonesia, the estimate was higher, at 59.5 million tons of discarded EFB. Most often, the waste is left to decay.
Verde Resources intends to recycle the organic waste into renewable resources. The Company recently raised $3.1 million seed funding, a significant commitment towards the green initiative. The initiative involves establishing a business office in Seattle, and a processing facility in Missouri. Verde Resources understands the importance of converting palm biomass as part of a progressive approach towards carbon sequestration and reducing greenhouse gases. ....

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Verde Resources With An Unconventional Approach To Carbon Sequestration

Verde Resources With An Unconventional Approach To Carbon Sequestration
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Carbon markets 101

Jun 5, 2021
T.J. Adkins
The development of agricultural ecosystem credit markets, specifically carbon markets, is a hot topic in the popular press and Washington, DC. The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) estimates that 10% of carbon dioxide, a primary greenhouse gas, is emitted by the agricultural sector. While this is relatively a small portion of overall carbon dioxide emissions by the economic sector, agriculture has received a lot of attention in reducing overall GHG emissions recently. The Ag sector is viewing carbon markets as an opportunity to attract additional revenue while adopting production practices to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, improving soil health and yields, and potentially reducing input use. Various forms of carbon markets are being developed across the nation as companies attempt to reduce their own carbon foot-print by offering payments to farmers to offset their own carbon emissions and to attract environmen ....

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Verde Resources Invests in Carbon Capture Development

Verde Resources Invests in Carbon Capture Development
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Tapping into potential carbon capture opportunities with the acquisition of BioFraction technology that involves an advanced proprietary, modified catalytic vacuum pyrolysis, and temperature controlled thermochemical process that will convert palm waste into bio-char, bio-oil, bio-syngas and plant natural enzyme (PNE).
At Verde, we’re Going Green & Beyond.
KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia (PRWEB)
May 14, 2021
Did you know Southeast Asia has abundant, underused agricultural waste? The waste stems from palm oil production and Verde Resources (OTCQB: VRDR) plans to use the waste by introducing carbon capture products.
“Verde recognizes the wastefulness of the palm oil industry in Southeast Asia,” said Balakrishnan, president of Verde Resources. “While we must stress that we are not trying to promote the palm oil industry at a ....

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Ag Secretary Vilsack Explains The Markets

By Travis Cleven
Apr 6, 2021 3:42 AM
Last week was the Ag & Food Policy Summit and the theme was “Climate Risks, Rewards, & Uncertainties.” One of the speakers was Ag Secretary Tom Vilsack who spoke about the market opportunities for farmers internationally and domestically.
He explained that one of the obligations the United States Department of Agriculture has is to look for markets. “I think there is an opportunity for us in the next several years to expand markets, to have more markets, better markets, and new markets,” Vilsack said.
He broke them down between more markets, better markets, and new markets. Starting with more markets, Vilsack said that it all begins with trade. “When we talk about more markets it obviously starts with trade. As we all know, 20 to 30% of everything that’s grown in the United States is exported,” he went on to talk about USMCA, “when you talk about trade, I think you need to start with the USMCA and the imp ....

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