Measuring and Offsetting your Carbon Emissions: Sustainable Solutions for Climate Action

Offset your emissions with high impact and integrity

Carbon offsets are created by projects that absorb or avoid carbon emissions. These projects include renewable energy, energy efficiency and forest conservation/reforestation.

Our extensive technical and commercial expertise and a thorough understanding of carbon markets allow us to offer a wide range of carbon asset management services.

Benefits of taking climate action

Measuring and offsetting your carbon emissions not only helps protect the environment, it enhances your position as a leader in sustainability.

Regulatory Compliance:

Net-zero compliance helps with environmental regulations in domestic and international markets.

Reducción de Huella de Carbon Emissions Offsetting:

Offsetting your environmental impact through high-quality Carbon offsets is a widely recognized and effective way to take climate action.

Corporate Image:

Measuring and offsetting your environmental impact reinforces your corporate social responsibility initiatives and differentiates you as a sustainable alternative in your market.

Access to New Markets:

Becoming certified as an environmentally responsible company by measuring your climate impact and supporting greenhouse gas reduction projects facilitates entry into new markets committed to sustainability.

Competitive Advantages:

Being ahead of the curve on international regulations and sustainability practices will provide you advantages over competitors and ease the processes that enhance efficiency in your processes as well as providing marketing opportunities.

Find out how we can help you develop your emission reduction project.

How do carbon credits work?

At Anaconda Carbon we manage all stages of the development of emission reduction certificates (carbon credits), ensuring their validation under the most internationally recognized standards, such as Verra, Gold Standard and the Climate Action Reserve. This process includes:

Design

-Preparation of technical documents (PDD) and consultations with local stakeholders.

-Registration with the major international carbon offset standards.

-Drafting of monitoring reports for offset issuance.

Commercialization

-Advice for the sale of your carbon offset production with compliance and voluntary carbon markets.

Financing

-Raising capital with development banks and investment funds specializing in carbon reduction projects.

What we offer:

– Drafting of PDD and assistance with entire auditing processes. Planning and execution of local stakeholder consultations.

-Assistance during the auditing and registration processes with internationally recognized carbon standards.

-Assistance during all steps of the verification and issuance process.

-Marketing and sale of carbon credits. We have extensive experience of the carbon market and access to buyers in the voluntary as well as compliance markets.

-Experience in more than a dozen countries with a wide variety of methodologies applicable to the most internationally recognized carbon standards.

Frequently Asked Questions

What international standards support carbon credits?

UNFCCC, Verra and Gold Standard and Climate Action Reserve are some of the major international carbon offset project standards.

What is the difference between the voluntary and compliance carbon market?

In compliance markets, carbon credits are mandatory for compliance with government regulations, while in voluntary markets carbon offsetting is for corporate social responsibility.

What types of projects can generate carbon credits?

Renewable energy projects, energy efficiency, waste management, reforestation, forest protection, sustainable agriculture, among others.

How can I finance a sustainable project?

We offer assistance in raising capital from development banks, multilateral institutions and private equity.

How are carbon credits earned?

Carbon credits are earned through projects that reduce, avoid, or eliminate greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. Each credit represents one metric tonne of carbon dioxide or its equivalent greenhouse gas that has been prevented from being emitted into the atmosphere. These projects go through an audit process by an independent third-party company and then undergo review and certification to the standard to which the project is seeking registration.