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Salesforce and Mitti Labs Secure Carbon Credit Offtake Agreement in India

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What happened

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Mitti Labs announced a five-year carbon credit offtake agreement with Salesforce. The partnership aims to scale climate-smart rice farming across tens of thousands of smallholder farms in India. This method utilizes alternate irrigation, which can cut methane emissions by up to 50% and water usage by up to 40% without affecting yields. Mitti Labs plans to issue 2 million credits annually from its projects in India by 2028.

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Why it matters

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The agreement highlights growing corporate demand for satellite-verified rice methane credits as a scalable offset solution. Since agriculture is responsible for 40% of human-induced methane emissions, these commitments are relevant to the global climate finance market.

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Who's involved

  • SalesforceSecured the five-year carbon credit offtake agreement with Mitti Labs.
  • GooglePreviously entered into a similar carbon credit offtake agreement with Mitti Labs.
  • Southeast AsiaRegion where the overall climate mitigation efforts are taking place.
  • IndiaLocation where the climate-smart rice farming is being scaled.

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  • RICESpeculative

    The practice might change production methods and create a new market for rice.

  • IndiaSpeculative

    The agreement could drive green investment and climate finance by scaling the domestic carbon credit market.

  • Southeast AsiaSpeculative

    The region may see increased corporate investment in climate mitigation projects.

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