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Why I Support Nick Dimmock’s and 350 PPM’s Initiative to Launch Global ITMO Ltd

In 2009, it briefly looked as if the world finally understood that there are limits to how much we can pollute our planet without facing severe consequences. Expectations were high when President Obama attended COP15 in Copenhagen. Many hoped this would mark the beginning of a globally coordinated carbon‑trading framework — one that would protect the environment while supporting developing countries most affected by climate change.

We were fully prepared to contribute to that market.

Unfortunately, and to the frustration of many, no binding agreement was reached among the 192 participating nations. The world was not ready, and too divided. Still, COP15 laid the groundwork for the Paris Agreement six years later.

Today, in 2026, several carbon markets are active worldwide, each operating under different standards. Among them are ITMOs (Internationally Transferred Mitigation Outcomes) — the mechanism created under Article 6.2 of the Paris Agreement. ITMOs have the potential to become the global default for high‑integrity carbon trading, or at the very least the dominant international standard.

This is why I am genuinely pleased to see Nick Dimmock launch Global ITMO Ltd, https://globalitmo.com/ fully supported by 350 PPM Ltd, https://350ppm.co.uk/ and why I am personally committed to supporting the initiative.

Why Global ITMO Matters

Global ITMO focuses on developing large‑scale agricultural land in Ghana, using solar‑powered irrigation to enable year‑round productivity while working toward generating ITMOs under the Paris Agreement framework.

What makes this project particularly compelling is the convergence of several long‑term global trends:

• Food security
• Sustainable agriculture
• Renewable energy adoption
• High‑integrity carbon markets

As countries and corporations search for credible ways to meet climate commitments, Article 6 mechanisms such as ITMOs are becoming increasingly important. Unlike traditional aid, this model empowers local communities to build a stronger economy through productive work and sustainable land management.

The ambition is clear: Prove the model at initial scale, then expand across a much larger landholding — creating value through agricultural output and carbon‑related opportunities.

Yes, Global ITMO is an early‑stage startup and therefore a high‑risk investment. But the agricultural revenue model, combined with 350 PPM’s support, significantly reduces that risk. Ghana’s stability and strong international agreements place it in an excellent position for ITMO sales — offering early investors the potential for very high returns, especially at current low share prices designed to stimulate early participation. (EIS may also provide additional benefits.)

If you have questions, would like the Information Memorandum with financial forecasts, or simply want to discuss this socially meaningful and financially attractive opportunity, feel free to contact us.

Examples of Other Companies We Support

ENG8 International Information ENG8 International.

Clean, cold nuclear fusion technology — independently validated and available far sooner than hot fusion. Small, on‑site installations can help solve energy problems worldwide, including in developing countries. First commercial pilot started September 2026. While oil and gas will remain necessary for certain non‑energy products, decentralized, non‑polluting, cost‑effective alternatives are essential. Cooperation — rather than anti‑lobbying — will accelerate adoption, increase ROI, and deliver safe, clean, affordable energy.

Pyrolysise Ltd – GreenMine Project (EIS) Information Pyrolysise Ltd. GreenMine project.

Using patented Waste Carbonisation Plant (WCP) technology, Pyrolysise addresses the global landfill crisis. Landfills near urban areas pollute air and soil with methane and toxic emissions. They must be eliminated. GreenMine is ready to recycle existing waste and landfills, converting the remainder into clean energy with no pollution, using only 10% of its own generated energy. Creates clean building sites while recovering valuable materials profitably.

EnviraBoard Ltd (EIS) Information EnviraBoard.

Transforms secondary paper waste (paper sludge) into carbon‑negative building boards. A modern alternative to outdated gypsum boards:

• Highly fire‑resistant
• Strong (supports 30 kg on a single screw)
• Acoustically superior
• Flexible
• Cost‑effective
• Carbon‑negative Modernizes construction while improving safety and comfort. Offers strong returns within 4–5 years.

Why These Companies Matter

• All have moved beyond the earliest startup stage.
• Each address urgent environmental challenges without sacrificing comfort or affordability.
• They offer above‑average returns for both short‑ and long‑term investors — without the speculative risks of cryptocurrency.
• They prove that sustainability and profitability can go hand in hand when supported properly.

A Note for Investors

Although these companies have been thoroughly vetted, developed excellent technologies, and receive strong backing, they share a common challenge: securing sufficient funding to bring their products to market.

Once institutional investors and family offices engage, funding becomes far easier. But reaching that stage requires individual investors who believe in their mission. In return, early investors can achieve exceptional returns within 3–4 years, often enhanced by government EIS tax relief. The benefits of EIS tax relief.docx.

If you believe in these companies, want to contribute to a better world, and seek strong returns from your cleantech portfolio, feel free to contact me for information on how to invest.

And of course, I always welcome feedback and suggestions.

Best regards, Paul Dopierala