Deduci, the carbon markets arm of climate advisory firm Agendi, has introduced its second publicly available carbon removal portfolio, and its first built entirely from U.S.-based projects. The offering was developed in partnership with Isometric, one of the largest independent certifiers of carbon removal credits.
The U.S. CDR Portfolio is designed to give corporate buyers streamlined access to rigorously vetted removal projects that align with tightening voluntary and regulatory disclosure rules, including California's AB 1305, the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi), and CDP reporting requirements.
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The portfolio pulls together project developers Graphyte, Pacific Biochar, and Renoster, spanning three removal pathways, biochar, improved forest management, and subsurface biomass carbon removal and storage.
Entry starts at $20,000, with current pricing and delivery options open through September 30. Deduci manages sourcing, risk assessment, and contracting on behalf of buyers, while Isometric handles independent verification and public registry documentation for every credit issued.
The launch builds on Agendi's earlier portfolios with Isometric and Puro.earth, extending the group's reach into a domestic market where scrutiny of voluntary carbon claims continues to grow. Isometric has certified more than 16 million tonnes of contracted carbon removal globally, according to the company.
Organizations interested in the portfolio can register for a webinar hosted by Deduci on August 11 to learn how to evaluate and procure credits under the new offering.
Deduci is a New York-based advisory firm focused on the evaluation and procurement of carbon offsets, renewable electricity certificates, sustainable aviation fuel certificates, and plastic credits. The company works with corporate buyers to navigate voluntary and compliance environmental markets.
Isometric is a carbon removal registry and certification platform accredited by ICROA, CORSIA, and ICVCM. The company verifies carbon removal delivery through a combination of scientific review, audits, and public reporting, and eight of its protocols are approved under the Core Carbon Principles.
Source: Deduci
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