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Carbon Offset

After energy reduction and making the switch to sustainable energy, carbon offsetting is the third way to improve your organisation's sustainability and to counteract climate change.

Carbon offsetting is preferably used for neutralising 'persistent' energy consumption which is not easily reduced or made sustainable (like transport, packaging or certain production processes). In principle, however, all CO2 emissions resulting from energy consumption can be offset. For example:

  • Energy consumption (electricity and gas), like office lighting and computers or factory gas usage.
  • Energy consumption of employees outside the office, such as car transportation and business plane trips.
  • Energy consumption in production processes or services which you offer to the (consumer) market. This can be a physical product or a service, or an event or conference.

GreenBalance Group offers carbon offsetting through certified rights from sustainable energy projects all over the world. These credits are proof of a certain amount of sustainably generated energy, or a certain amount of reduced CO2 emissions. In both cases they can be used to neutralise the energy consumption of your organisation.

With these carbon credits you invest in sustainable energy projects in places where this is needed most. These projects also create new jobs, improve the local climate and avoid polluting energy developments, such as coal plants.

GreenBalance Group offers different types of carbon credits from specific offset projects:

  • Offset credits, like Gold Standard or Verified Carbon Standard VER's;
  • Offset projects, like wind and geothermal energy, from projects around the world.

Are you interested in carbon offsetting?
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Offset Credits

There are multiple internationally certified credits for carbon offsetting. GreenBalance primarily uses Gold Standard VER's...

Offsetprojects

GreenBalance makes use of carbon offset projects from all over the world, including wind energy and geothermal energy...