About Us
BRM Carbon Solutions Pte Ltd is a Singapore-headquartered carbon project acquisition, development and commercialization company with operating capability in Papua New Guinea.
We work with customary landowners, local project partners and technical specialists to advance forest carbon projects through applicable government processes, independent assessment and preparation for carbon credit sales.
OUR STORY
Building a Business Around Forest Conservation
BRM was established to develop forest carbon projects through a practical combination of landowner partnerships, technical capability and commercial management. Our principal operating focus is Papua New Guinea, where customary land rights and community participation are central to project development.
Our strategy is to source project opportunities in forest-rich developing nations, assess their suitability and acquire agreed project rights under contract. BRM manages the development pathway, coordinating specialist work, government engagement, independent assessment and preparation for carbon credit sales.
We fund and manage project development with the aim of creating lasting environmental and economic value. Our model provides for participating landowners to share in carbon credit sales revenue under project agreements, alongside applicable government fees, levies and taxes.
Our purpose is to build a responsible business in which forest conservation, landowner participation and documented project outcomes support long-term relationships with communities and buyers.
PROJECT SOURCING & DEVELOPMENT
Landowner Partnerships and Responsible Project Acquisition
BRM’s sourcing strategy focuses on forest-rich developing nations, with Papua New Guinea as our principal operating market. Opportunities may be introduced by customary landowners, local project proponents, developers and other holders of relevant project rights.
Each opportunity is assessed for land tenure, project rights, community participation, environmental suitability, technical feasibility and applicable host-country requirements. BRM acquires agreed rights under project contracts and directs the subsequent development and commercial pathway.
Our role includes project funding, technical coordination, documentation, independent validation and verification, registry preparation and buyer engagement. Progress depends on project evidence, landowner arrangements, applicable approvals and the requirements of the selected carbon standard.
WHAT WE DO
Developing Activities and Papua New guinea Operations
PROJECT ACQUISITION
Assess forest carbon opportunities and acquire agreed project rights from customary landowners and other rights holders, subject to due diligence and project agreements.
PROJECT DEVELOPMENT
Fund and coordinate technical work, tenure assessment, landowner consultation, free, prior and informed consent, methodology selection and project documentation.
ISSUANCE PATHWAY
Coordinate independent validation, verification and registry processes. Credits are described as issued only after issuance and serialization in the applicable registry.
COMMERCIALIZATION
Develop relationships with carbon buyers and arrange sales of issued credits. Forward procurement arrangements are subject to agreed terms and project delivery.
PAPUA NEW GUINEA OPERATIONS
Working with Landwoners Where Our Projects Are Developed
Papua New Guinea is BRM’s principal operating market. Its tropical forests and customary land-tenure systems make local knowledge, documented project rights and informed landowner participation essential to responsible carbon project development.
BRM’s Papua New Guinea operating company provides local project coordination and landowner engagement. Activities include mapping, tenure assessment, community consultation, project documentation, monitoring preparation and coordination with government authorities and technical specialists.
We seek to build practical partnerships that respect customary rights and support forest stewardship, local employment and technical skills. Participating landowners share in carbon credit sales revenue according to project agreements, while applicable fees, levies and taxes contribute to host-country revenues.
OUR APPROACH AND LEADERSHIP
Four Pillars Of Responsible Project Development
SOVEREIGN ALIGNMENT
Work within applicable host-country laws, permitting frameworks and government processes, with appropriate engagement with landowners and local stakeholders.
SCIENCE & INTEGRITY
Use applicable carbon methodologies and documented measurement, reporting and verification processes, supported by independent assessment as required.
COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP
Support informed landowner participation, respect customary rights and define responsibilities and benefit sharing through project agreements.
PROFESSIONAL MARKETS
Prepare documented project information for buyer due diligence. Distinguish issued credits, projected future units and any potential compliance eligibility.
OUR LEADERSHIP
Management Experience and Local Knowlege
BRM’s leadership brings together international business experience, Papua New Guinea operating knowledge, project coordination and commercial management. The team directs corporate strategy, supports landowner relationships and coordinates the technical and operational work required to advance the company’s projects.
Our management focus is responsible project delivery, clear governance and lasting working relationships with landowners, communities, government authorities, technical specialists and carbon buyers.
Gregory Hannan — Chairman
Founder providing strategic leadership, international business development and long-term carbon project direction.
Jerry Sarufa — PNG Manager
Local operational leadership, customary-landowner engagement, project coordination and relationships with Papua New Guinea stakeholders.
Jeremy Harkins — CEO
Company management, commercial strategy, carbon buyer relationships and coordination of BRM’s project development and commercialization activities.
Kelvin Chen — Director
Corporate finance experience, commercial planning and international business perspectives supporting BRM’s founder and operational management.
A MESSAGE FROM THE FOUNDER
A Message from Our Chairman
Our purpose is to fund, develop and commercialize forest carbon projects that respect customary land rights and create opportunities for participating communities. In Papua New Guinea, this means working alongside landowners, local teams, government authorities and technical specialists to build projects on a documented and responsible basis.
We approach this as a long-term operating commitment. Technical work, consultation, independent assessment and applicable government and registry processes must support each project’s progress. Carbon credits should be represented as issued only when the relevant issuance and registry requirements have been met.
Our commercial model provides for landowners to share in carbon credit sales revenue under their project agreements. We also recognize our responsibilities to host countries through applicable fees, levies, taxes and lawful business conduct. We aim to support local employment and practical skills as projects develop.
I invite those who share that long-term view to learn more about BRM, our carbon projects and the partnerships we are building long into the future.
Gregory Hannan
Founder & Chairman
WORK WITH BRM
Discuss a forest Carbon Partnership
BRM welcomes enquiries from customary-landowner representatives, local project proponents, technical service providers, corporate carbon buyers and organizations working in forest conservation.
Explore our project portfolio or contact our team to discuss project suitability, landowner participation, technical collaboration or carbon procurement.
