Carbon pricing creates a practical decision-making tool for staircase manufacturer Stepsta
Stepsta built sustainability in from day one and found a more effective path to climate impact together with Atmoz
Practical writing on regulation, credits, removals and supplier engagement.
CSRD, ESRS, VSME, CBAM and the rules shaping disclosure.
A carbon footprint measures greenhouse gas emissions that drive climate change, while a biodiversity footprint assesses the impact of human activities on ecosystems and species. Although distinct, the two are closely connected: actions like deforestation worsen both climate chang
The Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Protocol classifies emissions into Scope 1, 2 and 3 to ensure organizations measure their total climate impact in a consistent, complete and comparable way. Scope 1 covers direct emissions, Scope 2 covers indirect emissions from purchased energy, and Scop
Carbon offsetting is a crucial tool in the journey to net zero, but the terminology around it can sometimes feel overwhelming. To help you navigate some of the key concepts, we’ve put together a glossary of common terms. Whether you’re new to the topic or looking for a refresher,
The GHG Protocol (Greenhouse Gas Protocol) is the world’s most widely used framework for measuring and managing greenhouse gas emissions. Developed by the World Resources Institute (WRI) and the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD), it provides s
Sustainability is no longer a “nice to have” - it’s a business imperative. But with the rise of green marketing comes the risk of greenwashing: claims about environmental performance that don’t hold up under scrutiny. Enter the EU Green Claims Directive, an upcoming piece of legi
Choosing between the VSME and NSRS depends on several factors specific to your business, including regional focus, regulatory requirements, and the complexity of your sustainability efforts. Here’s a breakdown to help you decide:
Double materiality isn’t just a part of your sustainability toolkit, it’s a mindset shift. It’s a powerful lens that allows companies to see their business from a new angle: one that reveals not only where you are vulnerable, but where your greatest opportunities lie.
In today’s world, sustainability is a business imperative. Certifications, ratings, and disclosures can help demonstrate your commitment to environmental and social responsibility, but choosing the right ones can be challenging. This guide outlines how to evaluate the relevance o
As we enter the year of 2025, businesses across the EU-and beyond-are gearing up to meet the requirements of the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD). This transformative piece of legislation will reshape how companies report on sustainability, emphasising transpar
EmmaRehnberg, Climate Solutions Project Manager, Atmoz
The European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) is a policy designed to put a fair price on the carbon emissions associated with imported goods. As part of the EU’s broader climate strategy, CBAM ensures that companies importing carbon-intensive products pay a pric
With recent uncertainties surrounding the Omnibus Simplification Package, businesses are actively seeking clear, reliable solutions to maintain compliance and stay competitive. In this environment, the Voluntary Sustainability Reporting Standard (VSME) has emerged as a highly val
Navigating the complex landscape of sustainability reporting is crucial for businesses aiming to meet their environmental goals and remain competitive. Compliance is essential, with frameworks, standards, and protocols guiding businesses towards key requirements, regulations to f
The European Parliament just gave businesses more time, but what they do with it could define their future.
Across Europe, a wave of regulatory transformation is reshaping corporate climate accountability. At the forefront is the Omnibus Simplification Package, a legislative initiative designed to consolidate and simplify reporting directives for climate-related data. This act forms pa
How credits work, certifications, and project quality.
Carbon credits are tradable certificates that represent the avoidance or removal of one metric ton of carbon dioxide (or its equivalent in other greenhouse gases) from the atmosphere. They play a key role in voluntary carbon markets, helping companies offset emissions by supporti
Permanence, leakage, and additionality are three core concepts that determine whether carbon offset projects deliver real and lasting climate impact. Permanence assesses how long carbon stays out of the atmosphere, leakage looks at whether emissions are simply shifted elsewhere,
Carbon credits are evolving from a compliance-only tool into a strategic asset. When used thoughtfully and alongside deep emissions reductions, high-quality carbon credits can enhance brand value, build investor confidence, engage stakeholders, and support nature and communities.
Gold Standard is a leading global certification that ensures carbon offset projects deliver real, measurable emissions reductions alongside social and environmental benefits. Founded by WWF and other NGOs, it sets some of the highest integrity criteria in the carbon market. For c
In an era where transparency on environmental impact can be a regulatory compliance, carbon offsets are no longer just a checkbox, they are a strategic tool for demonstrating climate ambitions. But with a myriad of offset projects on the market, from forest conservation to cookst
Bringing your finance team into the conversation about carbon credits isn’t always easy. Sustainability teams understand the value of investing in climate solutions, but to many CFOs, carbon credits can seem intangible, risky, or worse, like a cost without clear return.
A carbon credit represents one metric tonne of CO₂ (or equivalent greenhouse gases) that has been avoided, reduced, or removed from the atmosphere through a certified project. Examples of projects are renewable energy initiatives, forest conservation programmes, or methane captur
Carbon offsetting, also referred to as climate financing, is the process of balancing greenhouse gas emissions by investing in projects that reduce or remove emissions elsewhere. These projects often focus on renewable energy, reforestation, or community initiatives that drive su
When Fredrik Möller co-founded FightCOtwo, the idea was simple: what if forest owners could make money by preserving their forests, rather than clearcutting them? Today, that idea has grown into a fully-fledged climate financing project aimed at protecting Sweden’s boreal forests
As climate ambitions grow bolder, companies are beginning to look beyond their own operations. The focus is shifting from only cutting internal emissions to playing a broader role in achieving global climate objectives. This evolution in thinking is where Beyond Value Chain Mitig
Most companies treat carbon offsetting like Christmas shopping; a December scramble that drives up prices, limits choices, and creates unnecessary stress. But data from the voluntary carbon market reveals some interesting truths. The companies getting the best deals and highest-q
As businesses and organisations take responsibility for their greenhouse gas emissions, carbon offsetting has become an essential tool in the climate action toolbox. By supporting projects that reduce, remove, or avoid emissions, companies can address the footprint they haven’t y
Carbon offsets are an essential part of many corporate sustainability strategies-but their credibility hinges on the quality of the projects behind them. For sustainability managers, navigating the complexity of carbon offset certifications can be daunting.
Net-zero strategy, finance alignment, and internal carbon pricing.
As sustainability expectations continue to rise and climate considerations become increasingly integrated into corporate strategy, organisations are looking for practical ways to incorporate climate impact into business decision-making. One approach gaining significant momentum i
Fossil fuel dependency is the financial risk most boardrooms still aren’t pricing. The data to identify it is already in your financial system - no one is just looking at it the right way.
Sustainability Officers needs to speak the language the board room is already speaking so the work will start getting the resourcing it deserves.
As the urgency to combat climate change increases, businesses around the world are committing to decarbonisation strategies that align with scientific consensus. One of the most trusted frameworks guiding corporate climate action is the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi). SB
Net zero has become a key goal for businesses, governments, and organizations worldwide. But what does it really mean? And how can your business take meaningful steps toward achieving it? We’re here to break it down for you and help make the concept actionable.
As we close the chapter on 2024, we’re reflecting on a year of growth, innovation, and impact at Atmoz. Here are the highlights that made this year unforgettable.
In 2025, the release of the VSME standard marks a pivotal moment for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). Sustainability reporting, once seen as a voluntary exercise, is becoming a de facto requirement for companies wanting to stay competitive. While regulatory frameworks l
The concept of net zero - the balance between the greenhouse gases we emit and those removed from the atmosphere - has become a critical benchmark in the global effort to combat climate change. For businesses across industries, achieving net zero is no longer just an environmenta
Sustainability needs defending now more than ever. In today’s volatile economy, every department is feeling the pressure to justify its existence and its budget. For sustainability leaders, the stakes are even higher. Sustainability is often (wrongly) seen as a “nice-to-have” whe
Durable removals, biochar, capture and the tech underneath.
As the world grapples with the escalating impacts of climate change, reducing emissions alone isn’t enough to meet global climate goals. Enter carbon dioxide removal (CDR) - an essential approach to achieving net zero emissions by actively removing CO₂ from the atmosphere. While
As global climate goals become more ambitious, simply reducing emissions is no longer enough. To reach net-zero - and potentially reverse some of the damage already done - we also need ways to remove or prevent carbon dioxide (CO₂) from entering the atmosphere in the first place.
For sustainability managers, the pressure to reduce emissions is real and growing. Yet when it comes to carbon removal, many organisations remain hesitant. Internal debates, budgetary caution, and a desire to wait for the “perfect” solution often stall action. But delaying these
Engaging suppliers and tackling the largest part of your footprint.
Companies can significantly reduce their overall climate footprint by engaging suppliers in emissions reduction. This article explains how sustainability managers can reduce Scope 3 emissions by setting climate-related expectations for suppliers, what questions to ask, and how to
Scope 3 emissions are indirect Greenhouse gas emissions that occur throughout a company’s value chain, including suppliers, product use, and waste disposal. They often account for the majority of a company’s total emissions. Reducing Scope 3 requires collaboration across the supp
How real companies are reducing emissions with Atmoz.
Stepsta built sustainability in from day one and found a more effective path to climate impact together with Atmoz
As the landscape of financial services evolves, forward-thinking accounting firms are carving out new roles in sustainability. VIEW Group Sweden is one of them. Clients today don’t just ask about financial performance - they’re also navigating growing sustainability requirements.
Magnus Persson, Business Controller at Skyltmax
Eleonor Björserud, Climate Action Manager at NA-KD
Håkon Grimstad, Business Development Manager at Visma
When 90% of emissions lie outside the organisation
Sustainability as a natural part of the business
What's new in the Atmoz platform and integrations.
Gustaf Svensson, Head of Bespoke Services Atmoz
Atmoz takes the automation of activity-based emission calculations to a next level, setting a new standard for compliance and intelligence in carbon management
Announcements, hires and press from Atmoz.
Atmoz appoints Jessica Guter as Chief Commercial Officer (CCO), driving expansion and innovation
From customer insight to platform intelligence: Axel Ehrling steps up as Head of Analytics & Delivery
Atmoz appoints Katarina Nilsson as Head of Marketing to drive growth and category leadership in carbon intelligence
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Atmoz appoints Emil Kilhage as CTO to accelerate AI-driven innovation in carbon intelligence