Five of the most-purchased carbon offsetting projects on the marketplace in June

Five of the most-purchased carbon offsetting projects on the marketplace in June

Companies like yours can accelerate their path to net zero by investing in high-quality carbon offsetting projects that deliver real environmental impact and support sustainable development.

As climate change continues to pose significant threats to our planet, private investment in climate-focused projects has become more crucial than ever. The Climatetrade marketplace is a testament to the power of collective action in addressing these environmental challenges. In June, five standout projects emerged as top sellers, highlighting the diverse ways in which private funding can drive substantial positive change. From protecting biodiversity in the Amazon to generating renewable energy in India, these projects exemplify how strategic investments can safeguard our ecosystems, promote sustainable energy solutions, and reduce carbon emissions.

1/ Santa Maria – Protecting the forest in Brazil

The FSM-REDD Project is a bold initiative to protect the Brazilian Amazon. Located in the heart of the Deforestation Arch, Florestal Santa Maria S/A aims to prevent the release of nearly 30 million tons of CO2 over three decades by preserving its 71,714 hectares of pristine forest. Beyond carbon sequestration, FSM is deeply committed to the local community, partnering with a neighbouring State Park to establish fire brigades and collaborating with Colniza City Hall to create forestry schools, empowering young people and fostering environmental stewardship.

SDG’s 13, 15, 17 

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Five of the most-purchased carbon offsetting projects on the marketplace in June
Five of the most-purchased carbon offsetting projects on the marketplace in June

2/ MW wind energy based power generation in Madhya Pradesh

This wind energy project in Madhya Pradesh is a significant step towards a greener India. By installing five advanced wind turbines with a combined capacity of 9.5 MW, the project will generate clean electricity equivalent to avoiding approximately 18,470 MWh of fossil fuel-based power annually. This greenfield initiative not only contributes to reducing greenhouse gas emissions but also supports the state’s renewable energy goals by feeding clean power into the Newne regional grid.

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SDGs: 7,9,11,12 

Five of the most-purchased carbon offsetting projects on the marketplace in June

3/ Promoting wind green energy in China – Hebei kangbao wolongtushan 30 mw wind farm project

The Hebei Kangbao Wolongtushan 30 MW Wind Farm is a clean energy project located in Kangbao County, Hebei Province, China. Comprising 40 turbines, the project generates 57,946 MWh of electricity annually, contributing significantly to China’s renewable energy goals. By harnessing wind power, this project helps reduce reliance on fossil fuels and lowers greenhouse gas emissions, promoting a sustainable energy future.

SDG’s: 7, 9, 11, 12

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Five of the most-purchased carbon offsetting projects on the marketplace in June

4/ Yacumama forest carbon project, preserving the biodiversity in Peru

Yacumama’s 11-square-mile rainforest sanctuary in the heart of the Amazon is a vital lifeline for countless endangered species, including the elusive pink dolphin and the majestic jaguar. For nearly three decades, Yacumama has been at the forefront of conservation, combining ecotourism, research, and education to protect this irreplaceable ecosystem. By purchasing carbon offsetting credits, you directly support our efforts to preserve this biodiversity hotspot, ensuring the Amazon’s rich tapestry of life thrives for generations to come.

SDGs: 3, 6, 13, 14, 15

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Five of the most-purchased carbon offsetting projects on the marketplace in June
Five of the most-purchased carbon offsetting projects on the marketplace in June

5/ Protecting forests in Mexico

Ejido Nopalillo is a community-owned land located northeast of Epazoyucan, Hidalgo, Mexico. It encompasses a mixed pine-oak and oyamel-pine forest rich in biodiversity, including species like Pinus montezumae, Quercus laurina, and Alnus arguta. The land is legally recognized by the Mexican government and falls under the jurisdiction of the Federal Delegation of the Secretary of Environment and Natural Resources. Its strategic location and ecological significance make it a valuable asset for potential conservation and sustainable development initiatives.

SDGs: 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, 11, 12, 13, 16, 17 

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5/ Protecting forests in Mexico Ejido Nopalillo is a community-owned land located northeast of Epazoyucan, Hidalgo, Mexico. It encompasses a mixed pine-oak and oyamel-pine forest rich in biodiversity, including species like Pinus montezumae, Quercus laurina, and Alnus arguta. The land is legally recognized by the Mexican government and falls under the jurisdiction of the Federal Delegation of the Secretary of Environment and Natural Resources. Its strategic location and ecological significance make it a valuable asset for potential conservation and sustainable development initiatives. SDGs: 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, 11, 12, 13, 16, 17 Support project

The top five projects sold on the Climatetrade marketplace in June demonstrate the profound impact that private investments can have on our planet’s future. By protecting biodiversity, investing in renewable energy, and restoring damaged ecosystems, we can make meaningful steps towards a healthier, more sustainable world. Continued support and investment in such projects are essential if we are to meet our global climate goals and secure a thriving environment for future generations.

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