For many years the voluntary market for carbon offsets has been seen as the main avenue for companies to compensate for their GHG emissions, despite attracting its fair share of issues along the way...
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Hvordan kan du som selskap kutte utslipp for å redusere klimabyrden, og ikke minst egen finansiell byrde?
Knowledge of their own emission accounts is crucial for our clients to set emission reduction strategies.
With all of the latest craze in emission reductions, it's difficult to decide where to place your company’s cash when trying to mitigate carbon footprint.
We completed first investment into new sustainable climate solutions. As a result, and though initially small, ClimatePoint is now an owner in Planty, Evo and Mighty.
What happens if we don't change how our industries perform? Imagine a world that fails to keep its promise to climate actions and manages to somehow reach the year 2100.
The magic behind ClimatePoint - how we assess emission reductions enabled by our investees’ solutions.
Today, a myriad of sustainable finance initiatives, alliances and tools exists. It is difficult to know who’s who and who’s responsible for what. In this article we try to entangle this cluster.
The journey from the polar sea ice to climate finance and Climate Compensation 2.0. Our mission is to facilitate impactful climate action, and our ambition is to give businesses the means for climbing the path of a green transformation.
In this article associate scholar Peter Grinde-Hollevik share three crucial take-aways from HRH Crown Prince Haakon's virtual visit to Cali
Everything is sustainable nowadays! And if it is not sustainable, then it is at least green, bio-degradable, natural, regenerative, organic... Or so they say. Greenwashing masks efforts and products that are truly sustainable. So, how can we find out if something really is sustainable?
Extra-large corporates such as Amazon have set up own funds to finance novel solutions to decarbonize their own value chain, while most SMEs and large enterprises are left empty-handed.