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Reduce the environmental footprint of your business

What is carbon offsetting?

Simply put, offsetting is a way to compensate for your emissions (individual or business) by funding an equivalent CO₂ saving elsewhere.

Carbon offsetting projects include renewable energy schemes such as wind, solar or hydro power plants and afforestation programmes.

We only invest in projects that are verified and accredited by the world’s leading carbon registries such as The Gold Standard, VERRA and The United Nations.

We will help you take the first steps towards sustainable business practices and support you to measure, reduce and offset your carbon emissions.

Good for the planet, great for business

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Climate change is everyone's responsibility

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Measure

We measure your carbon emissions as the first step in formulating a bespoke environmental strategy

Reduce

We apply marginal gains to achieve maximum reduction of your climate impact

Offset

We offset any unavoidable negative impact through positive Gold Standard accredited projects

Projects we support

You can trust that your business's carbon emissions are being offset with Gold Standard, VERRA and United Nations backed projects - delivering maximum impact to the environment and a better return on investment for your business.

Renewable energy

Solar energy, wind turbines and hydro power are the energy supplies of tomorrow. They directly address the central issue causing climate change and contributing to the increase of carbon in the atmosphere, our reliance on fossil fuels.

These renewable energy sources combined could enable us to make the transition away from fossil energy and drastically reduce the amount of carbon produced from our global energy consumption.

Community projects

Community projects include clean energy, efficient cook stoves and clean water projects. These initiatives give direct support to people living in the developing world, who feel the effects of climate change the most.

Efficient cook stoves provide an alternative to local deforestation for cooking fuel and subsequently removes any emissions that would have been produced.

According to The World Health Organisation, 2.1 billion people worldwide lack access to a safe and reliable water supply. Communities must boil water to make it safe to drink, again using local wood as fuel which increases the release of carbon.

Working with local teams to provide clean, safe water dramatically reduces the need to burn fossil fuels and improves the health of entire communities.

Forestry and land conservation

By protecting, maintaining and restoring forests we are able to maximise carbon sequestration and protect local biodiversity. Afforestation, Reforestation and Soil Management are projects which enable us to do this.

Afforestation is the process of creating new forests on lands that have previously been unforested. Reforestation is the process of restoring and expanding forests that may have been harvested or reduced over time. Soil Management is a process in which carbon is removed from the atmosphere and stored within the soil itself, this is primarily mediated by plants through photosynthesis.

Offset with confidence

We only invest in projects that have been accredited to the highest and most robust standards, making a difference to both local communities and carbon emissions.

The time is now...

Join with other businesses to redress your company’s carbon footprint and start a clear programme of reducing and offsetting towards a greener future.