From carbon capture and clean energy to forest protection and community-based solutions, each project is verified for real climate impact making it easy to invest according to your sustainability goals
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Externally-reviewed projects
A selection of our projects
Explore our certified carbon offset projects that can easily be tailored to your sustainability goals
Leeds Carbon Mineralization
The Leeds Carbon Mineralization project converts CO₂ emissions into solid building materials using Accelerated Carbonation Technology (ACT).
Biochar
Biochar is a long-term carbon sink to mitigate climate change while improving soil fertility, retaining water, and supporting beneficial microbial life
Boreal Mix
This project conserves boreal forests in Sweden, protecting biodiversity and carbon stocks to mitigate climate change and supporting a sustainable future.
Karnataka Solar
This solar project prevents 425,000 tonnes of CO₂ emissions annually and supports livelihoods, wildlife, and renewable energy.
Samsun Avdan Energy
The Samsun Landfill Gas to Energy Project in Turkey captures methane from municipal solid waste and generates renewable electricity
Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF)
Reduce emissions from air travels and transportations by using SAF. Approved by SBTi and GHG Protocol as a method to reduce Scope 3!
Cookstove project
The Cookstove project tackles climate change by capturing methane emissions, converting them into clean energy, reducing polluting fuels, and preventing deforestation.
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We have access to a wide selection of projects, please reach out so we can discuss your needs and provide a tailored solution
We have access to a wide selection of projects, reach out for a tailored solution
Build your ideal offset portfolio
Explore our certified climate projects with your sustainability goals in mind. Whether carbon offsetting is a one-off initiative or part of a broader strategy to influence your entire value chain, our marketplace offers options from carbon capture to forest protection, and beyond.
Frequently asked questions about carbon offset
Carbon offsetting is a way for companies, organisations, or individuals to fund projects that reduce or remove emissions elsewhere. This is typically done through the purchase of carbon credits, where each credit represents one tonne of carbon dioxide equivalent (CO₂e) avoided or removed from the atmosphere.
A climate project is a climate action solution with the main purpose of avoiding, reducing or removing carbon dioxide. Carbon credits are issued in climate projects. There are many different project types. At Atmoz, for instance, we work with:
- Tree planting initiatives: The aim is forest restoration in degraded areas that are heavily affected by climate change. These nature-based carbon removals help improve local conditions as trees bind carbon in the soil and reduce the risk of erosion.
- Efficient energy solutions: Such as switching from wood-fueled stoves to biogas stoves. The efficient stoves emit less and reduce pressure on deforestation as they do not require firewood. They also improve health by significantly reducing indoor air pollution and exposure to harmful smoke.
A carbon credit corresponds to 1 tonne of CO₂ equivalents. Companies that want to take responsibility for their emissions calculate their footprint and purchase credits corresponding to all or part of their unabated emissions, also known as Beyond Value Chain Mitigation.
BVCM is a recommendation from the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi), to be used as a way for companies to take action on their unabated emissions outside of their value chain. It is used as a complement to emission reductions within the company’s own value chain, whilst achieving their reduction targets.
No. It is important to note that carbon credits are not intended to replace emission reductions but are a way for companies to take responsibility for the emissions that remain, while achieving reduction targets.
- Carbon removal: Refers to projects that remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, through carbon capture solutions or technology such as tree-planting projects or biochar.
- Carbon avoidance: Refers to projects that avoid further release of carbon dioxide and are often stove or renewable-energy projects, where the solutions emit less compared with the alternative methods priorly used.
- Ex-post: The project is up and running and the credits are tradable only after the climate benefit has been executed and verified.
- Ex-ante: The credits are put on the marketplace in advance and the project will be executed in the future once it is financed. The climate benefit occurs when the project is executed.
At Atmoz we mainly focus on ex-post credits.
Book a meeting with our climate experts
We will discuss:
Your carbon offsetting needs
We discuss your specific needs and strategy
An overview of our climate project portfolio
You will get an introduction over our portfolio consisting of both carbon removal and carbon avoidance projects
A tailored suggestion
Based on your needs our climate experts will provide you with a tailored suggestion of what projects to invest in
