A carbon credit is a digital certificate that represents the reduction or removal of one metric ton of carbon dioxide (CO₂) or other greenhouse gases from the atmosphere. Carbon credits can be issued by companies, projects, or landowners who implement sustainable practices, conserve forests, or restore natural areas.
Global warming is driven by excessive emissions of greenhouse gases, especially CO₂. Companies, governments, and even individuals can use carbon credits to offset their emissions by supporting projects that reduce or capture CO₂. This directly helps fight climate change.
1 carbon credit = 1 metric ton of CO₂ avoided or removed from the atmosphere
To sell carbon credits, you need to prove the reduction or removal of CO₂ through monitoring, technical reports, and third-party validation. Digital platforms like Trust Carbon use artificial intelligence, satellite imagery, and anti-fraud validation to guarantee speed, security, and transparency in this process.
No! Any landowner can participate, starting from 1 hectare using digital platforms like Trust Carbon.
Serious companies use validation with artificial intelligence, satellites, and audited partners to ensure authenticity.
Yes! Platforms like Trust Carbon simplify the process and guide users step by step.
On the voluntary market, anyone can buy or sell. In the regulated market, there are national laws and obligations (e.g., utility companies).
Trust Carbon democratizes the carbon credit market with cutting-edge technology, security, and support in multiple languages. Join the movement for a more sustainable planet!
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