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After Durban

What has been achieved in Durban brings certainty to the carbon markets, at least for now, and the compliance sector now can breathe a sigh of relief to know that it will exist beyond 2013. New projects will now find funding to generate CERs, now that there is no anxiety that there may not be enough time to register them before 31 Dec 2012. This is a good thing.

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Carbonica enters into partnership with ENIDEA

London, 28 Oct 2011

The company, part of the QA TECHNIC group, provides carbon management services in Turkey, particularly in the renewables sector.
Zero footprint business

You can reduce your company’s carbon footprint by offsetting its different emissions: transport, energy, staff, and use of goods and services.

Our calculator has a section for each one of these. By offsetting all of them your company will have a zero carbon footprint.

If you want to offset the use of goods and services provided by third parties, you can estimate this and offset through the page “quick”.

In case of doubt we can provide a free assessment and calculate the exact amount that should be offset to make your business zero footprint.

A zero footprint business is automatically a member of our zero footprint community. A community of individuals and businesses who have achieved and continue to maintain a zero footprint. This conveys a positive message to your customers that your business has good ethical credentials and is actively participating in the fight against global climate change.

You could also offset your staff’s carbon footprint, by offsetting years of their lives or their entire lives and make them zero footprint.

We believe that the way of the future is for all businesses to become zero footprint (or even to super-offset). Customers are increasingly aware that climate change is a global and urgent problem and demand that the goods and services they receive are produced with the least impact on the environment. It is a positive shift of attitudes that some businesses are beginning to disclose on their labels the carbon footprint of their products.

It is unrealistic to expect all customers to consistently offset for all the goods and services they receive, especially when a business does not provide information on its carbon footprint. The better approach is for the business to offset all its operations and disclose at the point of sale that the product offered is zero footprint.