AgreenaCarbon Soil Carbon Programme and dMRV

Agreena is a Copenhagen-based soil carbon and regenerative agriculture company that helps arable farmers shift to regenerative practices and turns the verified results into carbon credits and supply chain impact units. It reports working with thousands of farmers across about 5 million hectares in 21 markets, mostly in Europe and, since 2026, Kazakhstan.

Its proprietary digital MRV combines satellite imagery, ground-truth data and AI to measure, report and verify field-level climate outcomes in line with IPCC guidance, with third-party verification. The AgreenaCarbon Project (Verra VCS 4022, methodology VM0042) issued its first verified carbon units in September 2025, reaching 2.3 million VCUs across 1.6 million hectares, and holds a BBB ex post rating from BeZero. AgreenaGro gives farmers regenerative insights and new revenue, while food and drink companies buy impact units to cut Scope 3 emissions and corporates and traders buy credits.

• Scalable dMRV: satellite imagery, ground-truth data and AI quantify field-level outcomes.
• AgreenaCarbon credits: Verra-verified soil carbon credits under methodology VM0042.
• Supply chain impact units: Scope 3 reductions for food and drink companies' sourcing regions.
• AgreenaGro: farmer platform with regenerative insights, community and new revenue.
• Third-party verification: audits by independent bodies at each step, plus BeZero rating.
• Offtake agreements: multi-year credit supply from new projects such as AgreenaCarbon Kazakhstan.

A Vietnamese feed or food company sourcing maize or rice can run a regenerative programme with Agreena-style dMRV to generate Scope 3 impact units. A commodity trader with operations in Vietnam can sign a multi-year soil carbon offtake. A Vietnamese corporate with net-zero goals can buy issued, rated soil carbon credits for residual emissions.

Buyers get soil carbon credits that are already issued under Verra and independently rated BBB by BeZero, reducing quality risk. Food and drink companies can address Scope 3 emissions in their own sourcing regions through impact units with field-level data for ESG reporting. Satellite and AI based dMRV allows measurement across millions of hectares, and farmers gain finance and agronomic support for the transition.

Food companies and commodity traders are investing in regenerative agriculture to meet Scope 3 and SBTi FLAG targets, and they increasingly favour issued, rated soil carbon credits over early-stage promises. Agreena's expansion into Kazakhstan shows the model moving into Asian grain regions, and Vietnam's rice, coffee and maize supply chains face similar buyer demands for verified low-carbon sourcing.

Headquartered at Amaliegade 14A, Copenhagen, Denmark. AgreenaCarbon Project (VCS 4022) issued its first VCUs in September 2025, totalling 2.3 million, and received a BBB ex post BeZero rating in July 2026. In September 2026 signed a seven-year, 4.45 Mt offtake for AgreenaCarbon Kazakhstan (VCS 6105), its 21st market. Customers cited include Radisson Hotel Group and Louis Dreyfus Company.