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In our experience, the lack of reliable information about voluntary carbon market is a serious problem and the business challenges of reducing carbon emissions are current.
Reducing the carbon footprint, achieving carbon neutrality, the introduction of a carbon tax from 2026, the impact of the EU’s ‘Fit for 55’ climate package and changes to ESG requirements are raising a number of questions for business leaders, influencing their market strategies. Lack of adequate infrastructure and technology is a barrier to environmental investment, energy efficiency measures and the use of renewable energy sources. The complexity of reliably measuring, calculating and monitoring carbon emissions, which is essential for targeted energy use and carbon reduction strategies, is a challenge. Legislative changes and administrative burdens are also a challenge, particularly because of the need to adapt quickly. Many are looking for quick solutions to reduce their carbon footprint due to market competition and a tightening regulatory environment. And companies with the capacity to generate Voluntary Carbon Units (VCUs) are often unaware of the significant revenue potential of calculating, registering and selling VCUs.
Responding to the challenges: the voluntary carbon market
Realising the potential of the voluntary carbon market is critical. Companies can buy carbon credits to offset their emissions and sell the carbon units they produce. Awareness and integration of carbon market opportunities has become crucial as the voluntary carbon market is growing in importance. The voluntary carbon market allows companies to offset their carbon emissions by supporting projects such as renewable energy development, reforestation, energy efficiency programmes and human rights in family planning. In this way, companies can contribute to global climate protection while achieving positive business results.
The voluntary carbon market is simple: companies can buy carbon credits that certify that they are avoiding or sequestering carbon emissions. These carbon credits allow companies to quickly and efficiently reduce their carbon footprint, supporting sustainability goals while maintaining business benefits. Companies can improve their reputation, increase their market competitiveness and meet increasingly stringent ESG requirements.
Crowe – OurOffset: the best solution
Az OurOffset and Crowe experts will calculate the carbon footprint according to internationally recognised standards and help you plan and implement emission reduction projects.
OurOffset transparently documents the emission reductions generated by projects, and Crowe ensures the credibility of VCUs, which can be sold by project owners. Companies can buy VCUs registered by OurOffset and verified by Crowe to offset their emissions or sell them through Crowe and OurOffset. Crowe and OurOffset’s solutions do not only reduce carbon emissions, but also increase the market value of companies and generate revenue while avoiding greenwashing. Carbon neutral status provides recognition and competitive advantage, increases customer and investor confidence and contributes to a positive corporate reputation.
With Crowe and OurOffset, companies can reduce their costs through energy efficiency measures and the use of renewable energy sources, while contributing to sustainable development, environmental protection and the achievement of governments’ climate protection goals.
Partners
OPTIMAL CAPITAL a.s.
The carbon units are sold on the global market, with OPTIMAL CAPITAL a.s. as a key partner in this multi-country market.The team has 12 years of banking experience and is involved in full advisory services alongside European Union specialisation and trade. Its developments include the delivery of real information on the voluntary carbon market to as many clients as possible, using state-of-the-art information technology solutions.
BOCS Civilization Planning Foundation
BOCS has been working to raise climate awareness since 1992. The carbon market is enriched by the Quality Family Planning Standard (QFPS) based on a scientific innovation credit (QFPC, Quality Family Planning Credit), a highly effective and social climate protection, beneficial for all Sustainable Development Goals. The BOCS has been included in the Encyclopaedia of the Environment, first published in 1993 by the Academic Publishing House, and has been providing preparation for the global crisis since 1975. It is involved in a number of international networks on peace, environment, nature and population.
OurOffset and Crow place a strong emphasis on environmental markets and firmly believe that carbon neutrality is the ability of market mechanisms to deliver the expected reduction in greenhouse gas emissions. For this purpose, it builds market infrastructure and exchanges in shaping the global economy that generate environmental market initiatives.
