• Protect forests – funding management and monitoring schemes that protect this natural source of carbon sequestration
• Fund renewable energy – displacing fossil fuels from regional and national grids, by funding clean renewable sources such as wind and solar.
• Tackle household emissions – tackling sources of emissions in households and communities, these projects cut emissions through increasing energy efficiency or reducing use of fossil fuels
• Planting trees and land restoration – sequestering carbon from the atmosphere storing it in trees and soil. Stabilising soils also reduces the risk of erosion and flooding while an increased forest area aids biodiversity.

Climate reduction projects can range from nature-based solutions, improved household technology to renewable energy solutions.

Some projects prevent carbon emissions entering the atmosphere, such as those that replace devices using fossil fuels with cleaner technology (clean cooking). These are often known as carbon avoidance projects.

Other projects take CO₂ out of the atmosphere, such as planting trees to sequester carbon. These are known as removals projects.

The positive impact from emission reduction projects is not just for the climate. Many projects also deliver positive outcomes for local communities, economies, health and the natural world, contributing to the UN sustainable development goals.  Funding emission reduction projects by purchasing carbon credits helps provide necessary finance to sustain the project.

We deliver some of the largest carbon offsetting programs in the world and have supported over 600 projects in more than 56 countries.  We work with project partners around the globe to create and scale carbon reduction projects. We can help you offset carbon emissions through the right mix of projects, that meet the objectives of your organization.

Explore our projects.