Investment Structure

1. Platform HoldCo (Primary Investment Entry Point)

The Platform HoldCo acts as the strategic and governance layer of the platform, responsible for:

• Portfolio strategy and development

• Corporate governance and shareholder alignment

• ESG and digital MRV standards

• Capital allocation across asset SPVs

• Replication and geographic expansion

Typical investors

• DFIs

• Climate / Impact VCs

• Strategic corporate partners

HoldCo-level investors gain diversified platform exposure without the need to select individual assets at entry.

2. Asset-Level SPVs (Ring-Fenced Investments)

All physical assets are developed through separate SPVs, allowing:

• Clear risk isolation

• Non-recourse project finance

• Selective co-investment by thematic investors

2.1 Warehouse SPVs – Biomass Logistics & Storage

Role

• Biomass aggregation, storage, and quality control

• Support for the elimination of open-field burning

Structure

• Majority ownership by the Platform HoldCo

• Minority equity participation by local biomass community enterprises, acting as strategic logistics and equipment partners under contract

This model strengthens feedstock security and aligns community incentives with long-term platform performance.

2.2 Compost Plant SPVs – Circular Economy & Soil Health

Role

• Conversion of agricultural residues into organic compost

• Reduction of chemical fertilizer use and agricultural Scope 3 emissions

Investment logic

• Core investors participate via the Platform HoldCo

• Thematic DFIs and impact investors may co-invest directly at the SPV level based on circular economy or soil mandates

2.3 Power Plant SPVs – Renewable Infrastructure

Role

• Baseload renewable electricity generation

• Long-term contracted revenues under PPAs

Investment logic

• Platform HoldCo retains controlling ownership

• Infrastructure-focused climate DFIs and funds invest directly at the Power Plant SPV level, enabling standard project finance structures

3. Digital MRV SPV – Technology & Data Platform

The digital MRV system is housed in a separate SPV, distinct from physical infrastructure assets.

Role

• Measurement, Reporting, and Verification (MRV)

• Biomass traceability and data integrity

• Climate impact analytics and reporting

• Scalable digital IP applicable beyond a single project or province

Typical investors

• Technology-oriented climate and impact VCs

• DFIs with digital or data mandates

This separation preserves infrastructure bankability while unlocking technology-driven growth and valuation upside.