UtCS GlobalAU-ASRIC SEGA-EOP

Scale · Earnings & Proceeds Model

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A Transparent Waterfall: From Verified Units to Reinvested Value.

Adjust the assumptions to see how eligibility, issuance yield, price, and cost drive net proceeds — and how those proceeds split between Energy Inclusion, the operator, and the asset owner.

Interactive model

Illustrative scenario calculator.

All figures are illustrative and driven by your inputs. This is a planning aid, not a forecast or a guarantee of revenue.

Scenario inputs

2,500MWh

Clean electricity the asset produces per year, in megawatt-hours (MWh).

0.85tCO2e/MWh

Tonnes of CO2-equivalent (tCO2e) avoided for each MWh that displaces grid power.

12USD/tCO2e

Market price paid per issued carbon credit (VCU), one VCU = one tCO2e.

70%

Share of generation that passes carbon-eligibility screening. Not every MWh qualifies.

85%

Share of eligible reductions that become issued VCUs after MRV, VVB assurance and Verra.

8,000USD/yr

Annual measurement/reporting/verification (MRV), validation and registry costs.

20%

Share of distributable proceeds reinvested into Nano-Grids, storage and Smart City infrastructure.

30%

Share of distributable proceeds retained by UtCS Global as the operating partner.

1,264
Est. tCO2e / yr
After eligibility & issuance
$15,173
Gross carbon revenue
Before costs
$7,173
Net proceeds
After direct costs

Revenue waterfall

Gross revenue reduced by cost-to-issue and inclusion allocation.

Distributable proceeds split

  • Energy Inclusion$1,435
  • UtCS operator$1,721
  • Asset owner$4,017
The model makes the reinvestment logic explicit: a defined share of every net proceed flows back into Energy Inclusion, compounding into a larger clean-energy asset base.

Note: The calculator uses simplified assumptions and placeholder defaults. Actual outcomes depend on verified data, methodology, market conditions, and the agreed proceeds waterfall. Strategic concept — subject to AU-ASRIC approval, Verra eligibility, independent VVB validation / verification, legal and registry requirements, and applicable jurisdictional regulation.