POSITIVE OFFSET
PORTFOLIO OF CARBON OFFSETTING PROJECTS

By choosing POSITIVE OFFSET, you compensate your outstanding carbon emissions through a portfolio of environmental projects worldwide. Offset 100% of your well-to-wake CO2 emissions and obtain an offsetting certificate. 
WHY THESE CERTIFIED PROJECTS?
     
In partnership with companies recognized in offsetting expertise, we have selected a portfolio of environmental projects all around the world, favoring projects which not only have an impact on CO2, but also provide important co-benefits. We support these projects on your behalf by purchasing Verified (or Certified) Emission Reductions. Find below the last update of our 2022 portfolio of projects that will be updated regularly as we add new projects to it.

 
These projects were selected with a focus on: 
 
1. Different typologies of projects to ensure the diversity of co-benefits. 
 
There are 3 types of projects: 
3 types of projects
Distribution of project types
2. Worldwide geographical spread representative of our customers’ support.
2022 Sources carbon offset Projects
2022 Sources carbon offset Projects
WHAT ARE THESE PROJECTS?  

o    Forestry

 
o    Forest Conservation (REDD+)
The REDD+ approach is to reduce the deforestation in a demarcated area by giving more monetary value to standing forests than to logged forests because mature natural forests are very important carbon sinks. The implementation of measures for monitoring and sustainable forest management is accompanied by a series of economic activities developed by and for communities in order to offer them an alternative to deforestation.
📍 Marajo, Brazil
📍 Yedeni, Ethiopia
📍 Rio Conservation, Peru
Marajo
Yedeni
Rio Conservation
o    Improved Forest Management
IFM consists of support conservation and species protection through improved forest management. The protection of biodiversity and its habitat has many impacts such as the reduction of carbon emissions and the protection of freshwater systems thanks to trees and roots that serve as natural filters. They have many positive impacts on the environment like limiting soil erosion and maintaining a high level of biodiversity. 
📍 Appalachian Trail, USA
📍 Cheerokee Forest, USA
Appalachian Trail
Cherokee Forest
o    Renewable Energy

Thanks to wind turbines, it is now possible to convert wind into electrical energy: the force of the wind makes the wind turbine rotor rotate, converting it into kinetic energy. The electricity thus produced is then injected into the local, regional or national electricity grid. The inclusion of wind energy in a country's electricity mix makes it possible to gradually replace electricity produced by non-renewable sources such as coal.
📍 Feng Po Po Wind, China
Appalachian Trail
o    Blue Carbon

Blue carbon projects refer to carbon captured or preserved by the world's ocean in peatlands, marine and coastal wetlands. The carbon stored in the sediments and plants in these wetlands is known as blue carbon. The projects focus on preserving and restoring those ecosystems. They have a positive impact on conservation of biodiversity, natural disaster risk reduction, poverty reduction with sustainable livelihoods in the coastal communities.
📍 Wontanara Mangroves, Guinea Bissau
📍 Deraytaw, Myanmar
Wontanara mangroves
Deraytaw
Find more detailed information on these projects here! 

 
DID YOU KNOW?

As a POSITIVE OFFSET customer, you don’t simply offset your carbon emissions, you also contribute to a local tree planting project, supported by non-governmental organizations and associations, with socio environmental benefits for the populations.
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