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Environmental markets refer to systems that facilitate the buying and selling of environmental services or credits. These markets are designed to promote sustainability by assigning economic value to natural resources and ecosystem services. They can include carbon trading, water rights, biodiversity credits, and renewable energy certificates.

Over the past year, we've spoken with sustainability executives, agribusiness leaders, procurement teams, investors and corporate clients across Australia and internationally. While carbon remains important, a clear theme is emerging:

From the 9th to the 20th of November 2026, COP31 will bring together delegates from many different countries in the hopes of strengthening global climate commitments and accelerating action towards achieving a more sustainable future. At Cequest we can create a pathway towards this future through unlocking the value of nature-based solutions. Building practical pathways between nature and business. Nitrogen fertiliser is commonly used on farms however a portion of the nitroge

The bioeconomy may be a new term for old ways of doing things; it also represents a transformative approach to how we produce and consume resources. As the world grapples with climate change and dwindling natural resources, investing in sustainable practices within the bioeconomy is more crucial than ever. This blog post will explore effective strategies for sustainable investment in the bioeconomy, providing insights and practical examples to guide stakeholders in making inf

Algae might not be the first thing that comes to mind when discussing sustainable agriculture, but these remarkable organisms are making waves in the industry. With the growing need for sustainable practices in farming, microalgae and macroalgae (seaweed) is emerging as a powerful ally. From improving soil health to providing natural fertilizers, algae solutions are transforming agriculture and promoting sustainability. This blog post will explore the innovative uses of algae

The world is at a pivotal moment in its relationship with the environment. As climate change accelerates and natural resources dwindle, businesses and investors are increasingly looking to environmental markets as a pathway for sustainable growth. This blog post will explore how to navigate these markets effectively, highlighting key strategies, opportunities, and challenges that lie ahead.