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Watershed has launched its 2026 carbon request for proposals (RFP), inviting project developers to supply carbon removal and emissions reduction credits to its corporate buyers. The initiative supports Watershed's goal of reducing or removing 500 million metric tons of CO2-equivalent emissions by 2030.

The company aggregates demand from over 800 corporate customers, including Fortune 500 members, to improve access for developers. The previous RFP attracted over 300 projects from 55 countries, resulting in more than 100 purchase agreements.

The current RFP seeks projects in durable carbon removal, nature-based solutions, and superpollutant avoidance. A webinar on March 19 will discuss insights from the first RFP.