RENEWABLE ENERGY

Carbon neutrality through carbon credits and carbon offset advisory services

The terms are frequently interchanged, but carbon credits and carbon offsets operate on different mechanisms. Carbon credits, also referred to as carbon allowances, function akin to permits for emissions. When a company acquires a carbon credit, they obtain authorization to emit the agreed amount of CO2.
The flow of carbon revenue with carbon credits is vertical, moving from companies to regulators. However, companies holding surplus credits can sell them to others. Offsets, conversely, involve horizontal carbon revenue exchange among companies. When a company removes a unit of carbon from the atmosphere as part of its routine operations, it can generate a carbon offset. Other companies can then procure these offsets to reduce their carbon footprint.
While the terms are at times used interchangeably, it's essential to discern between regulatory compliance credits and voluntary offsets.

TTS experts help you achiving carbon neutrality by assessing the organization's 'as-is' carbon footprint and mitigating it to zero through available best market practices:

• Processes automation and optimization
• Increase Efficiency
• Resource Optimization
• Going Digital
• Remote and Hybrid Workplace
• Optimized Supply Chain Management & Production
• Life-cycle Assessment and Sustainable Design