About Arbon Earth

Yes, in many countries. The Supreme Administrative Court in Sweden has granted deductions for climate compensation provided that the climate compensation is visible in the company's marketing.

Sure, everything helps! However, you will not be able to claim to be Net Zero.

For a company with 20 employees, that compensates 50% of their emissions, we get the following:

50% * 0.2ton/employee/month * €220/ton = €22/employee/month. This sum is comparable to half the cost of a standard gym membership, while being a really good thing for the climate, an appreciated social responsibility action, as well as a way to attract and keep talent.

We see you, and understand your challenges! Try to minimize administration and automize CSRD data collection, so you get more of your budget for new Emission reductions, and CDR purchases.

Build your marketing messages around how many tonnes of emissions you have cut, and how many tonnes of CO2 you have removed.

Make sure your selected CDR suppliers have low emissions, high permanence, additionality, social responsibility.

Ask for budgets to at least cover half of your emissions.

Methane (CH4) emissions is not a problem for our deep ocean CDR method.

That's where the vast majority of emissions are. The small scope 1 and 2 is easier to reduce but is a small share of the total emissions.

Manufacturing companies of today are very much assembly factories. Most of the work and emissions are done by their suppliers.

Therefore, buying departments need to start select suppliers also based on Emissions, not only Price and Quality.

We provide floating micro nursery chambers where fish can grow during their first stages. In the long run this increases the amount of fish in the ocean, which in turn increases fishermen's income.

To get a low price, you want as little overhead costs as possible.

In the new CDR market, there are many new middlemen platforms. As a buyer you should question what value they bring, since they increase your cost of compensation significantly. This increase is dramatically higher than it is eg in the western stock markets.

Biochar operators burn 50-70% of the carbon up into the atmosphere, selling both heat and CDR tons. It is the fact that biochar generated heat, which has a market value, in addition to binding carbon that is the main reason for its commercial success.

The obvious downside is that biochar sends carbon up into the atmosphere which is the exact opposite of what we want to do. In short, the climate doesn't care where the carbon emissions came from.

Science Based Target Initiative (SBTi) recommend to do both Emission Reductions and Carbon Capture, since both are important. They also recommend to communicate them separately.

Yes. We try to live as we preach. First we reduce our emissions so we get as few emission tonnes as possible.

Then we buy CDR tonnes to get down to be in Carbon Balance. Our carbons captures are same or larger than our emissions.

Our goal is to take it further and become Net Negative 25% in 2025 and Double Net Negative 2030. We are a young company and also Lifetime Net Zero.

You can invest in tons now and later sell the unused negative tons of CDR.

There is a mechanism where you can buy tons, keep them but not ”retire” (use) them. You can then sell them to a higher price at a later time. In the mean time, the tons are a valuable asset in the balance sheet.

You are betting on that high demand of durable tonnes and limited supply will increase the prices and give you a potential profit.

We recommend to use the tons you need to get in carbon balance. For additional purchased tonnes, some can be used to become Carbon Negative. And some can be saved as an investment that can be sold at a higher price, later.

Contact us to learn more.

When you get in carbon balance, you can show it e.g. using the profile picture frame for Linkedin or Instagram.

As a company you can also show it in your mailfooter, marketing messages and webpage.

Because the fossil free organisations promote burning biomass straight up into the atmosphere.

The climate doesn’t care where the carbon atoms come from. What we need to do is to reduce the amount of carbon that is released into the atmosphere.