Brevity Carbon

What are Carbon Credits?

Carbon credits are tradable permits representing one ton of carbon dioxide equivalent (tCO2e) emissions that are either removed from or prevented from entering the atmosphere
Carbon credits are a market-based mechanism designed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions cost-effectively.
Companies are issued or granted a number of carbon credits, each representing a specific amount of CO2e they can emit.
New credits can also be generated by projects that reduce, avoid, or remove greenhouse gases from the atmosphere.

We can help businesses understand, develop, and manage carbon credit projects

We can help organizations comprehensively reduce their greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions through tailored, science-based approaches

Climate change compliance guidance services enable organizations to meet regulatory requirements and global standards for climate action

Carbon offset projects include initiatives like nature-based (Bamboo Plantation), renewable energy (solar, wind), and improving energy efficiency.

Set of agricultural practices that increase the amount of carbon stored in the soil and plants, removing it from the atmosphere.

Groups of land owner, working together to implement and benefit from carbon farming practices.

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Biochar stores carbon by converting organic matter into carbon-rich charcoal, which when added to soil can sequester carbon for hundreds of years.

Bio pellets act as a carbon-neutral fuel source within the natural carbon cycle.