Value of Carbon Credits and Off-set Credits
Deploying Green Employees in Circularity Finance offers users a unique opportunity to actively participate in and benefit from environmental sustainability efforts. Through the generation of Climate Positive Certificates and the contribution to Regenerative Finance Digital Assets, users can achieve both financial returns and a positive environmental impact. The collaboration with entities like Green Cross International ensures that these efforts are in line with global sustainability standards, enhancing the overall value and credibility of the actions and assets on the platform.
Carbon Credits:
Carbon Credits derive their value from the quantifiable environmental benefit they represent, typically a certain amount of greenhouse gas emissions reduction or carbon sequestration.
These credits are valuable in regulatory markets (for compliance with caps on emissions) and voluntary markets (for organizations looking to offset their carbon footprint).
Their value is influenced by factors like the rigor of the certification process, the type of project generating the credits, and market demand.
Offset Credits:
Offset credits are a subset of carbon credits, obtained by investing in projects that reduce emissions, like renewable energy projects or reforestation initiatives.
Their value comes from the amount of emissions these projects avoid or absorb compared to a baseline scenario.
The credibility of the project, verification standards, and the specific environmental benefits contribute to the value of these offset credits.
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