PRESS | Carbon Industries featured in Carbon Herald

A Landmark Carbon Deal in Senegal Carbon Industries has been prominently featured in The Carbon Herald, highlighting one of the most significant developments currently taking shape in the global carbon credits market. The article focuses on the leadership of Hilde Watty, CEO and Co-Founder of Carbon Industries and her strategic partnership with Sam Warburton, a recognized authority in large-scale carbon credit project development.

"Positioning among the fastest-growing carbon development initiatives globally"

Together, Hilde Watty and Sam Warburton have succeeded in signing what may become one of the largest carbon project agreements currently under development, in close cooperation with the Senegalese government. The estimated deal value is approaching half a billion USD, positioning the project among the fastest-growing carbon development initiatives globally.
Sam Warburton brings decades of experience in structuring, validating, and executing carbon credit projects at national scale. His track record in developing projects of this magnitude has been instrumental in navigating the technical, regulatory, and verification frameworks required for success within international carbon markets.

Hilde Watty, while newer to the carbon sector, has rapidly established herself as a key force in carbon finance and climate investment. Her strength lies in unlocking financial opportunities, building international partnerships, and leveraging strong local connections in Senegal. This combination of on-the-ground relationships and global capital strategy has proven critical in accelerating project execution.

The collaboration between Carbon Industries, Sam Warburton, and the Senegalese government underscores a broader shift in the carbon market: toward large-scale, government-backed, high-integrity carbon credit projects that deliver measurable climate impact. As covered by The Carbon Herald, Carbon Industries is quickly emerging as a serious player at the intersection of carbon credits, climate finance, and real-world impact, setting a new benchmark for the next generation of carbon development projects. Read the full article on Carbon Herald