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ISO 14068-1:2023 – What the New Standard about Carbon Neutrality Means for Companies
After intense work, the ISO 14068-1 standard for the achievement of carbon neutrality was published in November 2023. Goal of the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) is to harmonise and professionalise the market.As of now, companies can have their organisation and their measures for carbon neutrality certified according to the new ISO standard, and thus follow the approved norms. Carbon credits play a central role in this.
Oxford Offsetting Principles: A Guide to Quality-Driven Carbon Credits and Sustainable Offsetting Projects
A growing number of businesses are actively seeking strategies to reduce their carbon footprint. One promising avenue lies in prioritizing quality-driven carbon credits and sustainable offsetting initiatives. The Oxford Principles for Net Zero Aligned Carbon Offsetting have emerged as a benchmark for identifying and promoting these high-quality offsetting projects.
COP 28 Climate Summit & CO2 Emissions: What the Results Mean for Your Sustainability Strategy
Hopes for clear global guidelines on carbon compensation were high – but the results remained vague. After 14 days, COP 28 in Dubai has now come to an end. It continues to leave companies in the dark as to what specific recommended actions regarding CO2 emissions and offsetting arise from Article 6 of the Paris Agreement.
Your Path to Market-Based Carbon Credits: Product Carbon Footprint and Scope 3 Emissions
For many organizations, knowing their company's carbon footprint is now not only a social and legal obligation; it is also a prerequisite for implementing suitable measures to offset CO2 emissions. Product carbon footprints (PCF) are now increasingly appearing in the public debate on sustainability
Carbon Markets in Transition: Where Will the Overlap of Compliance and Voluntary Carbon Credit Markets Lead?
Regulatory and voluntary carbon markets are converging in a growing number of countries. This trend is true for Europe as well, not only since the EU Regulation on Carbon Removal and Carbon Farming (CRCF) has been issued.Will the strict separation of the compliance and voluntary Carbon Credit market soon be history? And how can companies use Carbon Credits in the future in order to meet the statutory sustainability obligations?