For offtakers
Help your contracted project reach delivery
You have committed to buy future removal. The project may still need capital to build. MOTHER assesses its readiness for financing and prepares the evidence lenders need to decide.
What you receive
Understand the project behind your purchase: whether it can be financed to deliver what you contracted, and, once Monitor opens, a verified record of each delivery against your schedule.
A path to financing
We assess whether the project can borrow against future contract payments to fund construction.
Deliveries you can show
Once Monitor is available, verified deliveries will be recorded against your contractual schedule, on a record that cannot be quietly altered.
Your existing contractual terms remain unchanged
MOTHER does not lend, invest or hold client money. The lender takes the credit risk, and you pay only for what is delivered.
- Your price, as agreed
- Your volumes and delivery schedule, as agreed
- Your rights under the contract, unchanged
- Payment only on delivery, as your contract already says
Your participation in the transaction
- Review with counselConsider the proposed payment arrangements in the context of your existing offtake agreement.
- Review the findingsConsider the assessment summary made available for your contracted project.
- Perform the contractMake payments against delivery in accordance with the agreed arrangements.
Your role in financing
The lender needs clarity on how it will be repaid. We work with you and your counsel on a short acknowledgement that contract payments may be directed to the project's lender.
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A single page
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Signed once, for the life of the contract
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Reviewed with your counsel during financing preparation
Questions offtakers ask
What does MOTHER Carbon ask of an offtaker?
We work with you and your counsel on a short acknowledgement that contract payments may be directed to the project's lender. This clarifies payment arrangements as part of preparing the project for financing.
Does the acknowledgement change our price, volumes or rights?
No. Your price, your volumes and your rights stay exactly as agreed in your contract.
Do we take on any credit risk?
No. The licensed lender lends to the project, on their own credit judgement. You pay for tonnes as they are delivered, exactly as your contract already says.
What will we be able to see?
You will see a summary of the gate findings for the project, together with your own offtake agreement. Once Monitor opens, you will also see each verified delivery against your schedule. The lender's price and terms are not shown to you, and the project decides what else may be read.
How do we know each tonne is real?
Each delivery is verified by an independent verifier under a recognised standard. Before the project is financed, its case examines whether the climate benefit is real, measured and claimed only once, with clear distinctions between promised, delivered and verified removal.
Financing your contracted tonnes
Discuss your contracted project, and your role in preparing it for financing.