Abstract
In the context of the climate agenda, a systematic presentation of the scientific, methodological and educational tasks of the carbon landfill is given, the «carbon theme» is designated and the subprocesses (main, accompanying, providing and managerial) of the carbon sequestration process implemented on carbon farm plantations as a potential business-process are highlighted. Based on a comparison of well-known approaches to business modeling of entrepreneurial activity, a research hypothesis was formulated and the interpretation, composition of elements of the carbon farm business model, its value proposition were clarified, and the uniqueness of the final product (services for the absorption and sequestration of carbon by «air-plant-soil» ecosystems) was noted. The distinctive characteristics of the dynamic, complex, sensitive and multifactorial natural process of decarbonization as the basis of the operating cycle are substantiated. It is shown that biological features of the business process generate various risks, this does not guarantee sustainable profit generation. A three-link value chain and a business-model mind-map are proposed, which can serve as a working tool for planning, monitoring, diagnostics and critical analysis of the commercialization of an ecosystem service in the context of the emerging sequestration (decarbonization) industry. The scientific novelty of the work consists in adapting the management template «business-model» proven by the practice of industrial enterprises in relation to the new ecosystem service «decarbonization», which is a natural result of the transformation of carbon polygons into carbon farms as business entities.
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