Auri Grow Launches AI-Enabled Farmer Carbon Credit Platform 'CarbonKrishi'
Auri Grow India Limited launched 'CarbonKrishi', an AI-enabled farmer carbon credit platform. It aims to monetize agricultural carbon credits, connecting farmers with corporate buyers. An illustrative scenario suggests potential annual revenue of ₹3-10 Crores for the company from the Northern region.
While the initiative is promising and aligns with ESG trends, the revenue figures are illustrative and the initiative is in an exploratory stage. The actual impact will depend on future adoption, verification, and market conditions.
The launch of a new, innovative platform focused on sustainability and farmer income generation is a positive development for the company.
Auri Grow India Limited has launched "CarbonKrishi", an AI-enabled digital platform designed to enable Indian farmers to participate in global voluntary carbon markets. This initiative aims to facilitate the measurement, aggregation, verification, and monetization of agricultural carbon credits, connecting farmers with corporate buyers seeking ESG/Net-Zero offsets.
The platform features an AI-assisted MRV framework for scalable carbon credit generation, aggregation of credits from sustainable agriculture practices, and engagement with accredited third-party verification agencies. It provides transparent and traceable carbon credit supply for buyers and focuses on nature-based, agriculture-linked solutions.
The Board believes CarbonKrishi positions the company as a forward-looking AgriTech + ESG enterprise, creating an asset-light, technology-driven revenue opportunity with recurring potential and strengthening farmer engagement through additional income avenues. The initiative will be implemented in phases, starting with pilot programs.
An illustrative scenario for the Northern region projects onboarding 1,00,000 farmers, generating 1-3 credits per farmer annually, with an indicative realization of USD 10-20 per credit. This could result in an aggregate annual carbon credit value of USD 2-6 million (₹16-50 Crores), with a potential annual revenue share for the company of ₹3-10 Crores, assuming a 20-30% platform commission and up to 85% profit margins. These figures are purely illustrative and not binding projections.
The Northern region was chosen due to its high concentration of farmers, prevalence of rice and low-input agriculture, and suitability for carbon credit programs. The company clarifies that the initiative is exploratory and developmental, and any material developments will be disclosed in accordance with SEBI LODR Regulations.
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