Case Studies
Three of the companies we founded and own.
Rewilding Company focuses on sustainable operations, restoring degraded land with forests and protecting 10,000ha of mangroves in Sierra Leone. Traceability a top priority. A commitment to a better future.
10,000 Organic African farmers, the largest smallholder co-operative of organic, fully traceable, fairly traded, RSPO sustainable palm oil in the world. Africa grown, locally empowering. For People and Planet.
We deliver battle-proven, integrated, multi-domain hardware and software solutions and cutting-edge training - to extend reach, lethality and understanding - while reducing risk, and ensuring decisive operational advantage. The United States, United Kingdom and Allied Defense organizations have prioritized modular, scalable unmanned capabilities that can be rapidly integrated, adapted, and employed by operational units. Importantly, there is increasing recognition that technology alone is insufficient. Capability must be delivered as a combination of platforms, effects, training, and doctrine. Marcurius has been structured from inception to operate within this reality, avoiding the pitfalls of technology-centric solutions divorced from operational employment.
Organic Palm Oil
We tackle some of the most challenging supply chains, such as palm oil—an industry notorious for its opacity, environmental damage, and corruption.
In Africa, we built the world’s largest smallholder cooperative for RSPO IP-certified, organic, and fairly traded palm oil farmers . In one of the poorest and most challenging regions on earth, we created a farm-to-fork and farm-to-face supply chain that connects with some of the most sustainable brands globally tropical agriculture farmers. By ensuring a meaningful premium to farmers, we’ve demonstrated that palm oil can be done right. Today, this cooperative is the largest of its kind, serving hundreds of premium, sustainability-focused brands worldwide.
Carbon Credits
The rise of “carbon cowboys” has exploited conservation projects in the developing world, rendering many carbon credits ineffective. Our mission is to address these climate and food supply chain issues with impactful solutions where others fall short.
Carbon credits are essential tools for combating climate change, offering a financial mechanism to reduce CO₂ emissions. They enable companies and individuals to offset their carbon footprint by investing in projects that capture or reduce greenhouse gases, creating incentives for cleaner technologies and funding initiatives like renewable energy and reforestation. Proper regulation is crucial to ensure carbon credits reflect genuine reductions. Without it, risks such as ineffective projects, “double-counting,” or fraudulent claims undermine their purpose. Strong oversight ensures that each credit represents a verifiable, additional, and permanent reduction, maintaining the system’s credibility and promoting real environmental and economic benefits.
The key is ensuring these projects avoid deforestation and biodiversity loss while empowering the world’s poorest communities by securing fair compensation. Our value chains enable meaningful economic transfer to smallholder farmers, with consumers and brands paying a premium for high-value, ethically produced carbon credits—backed by technology that proves the impact.
Recently, our focus has expanded to reforestation, mangrove protection, and restoring native trees in West Africa. These ecosystems not only sequester vast amounts of carbon but also motivate businesses and consumers to lower emissions and achieve climate-neutral goals.
The world needs a legitimate voluntary carbon market where premium carbon credits benefit smallholder farmers who protect biodiversity. Nature-based solutions must be appropriately valued to drive adoption. Reducing global carbon emissions is crucial, but not enough on its own.