RegionalCO2 compensation for companies
Invests in regionalCO2 certificates
Promotes climate protection and biodiversity
Regenerate soil in your region
Promoting climate protection and biodiversity through regenerative agriculture
01 THE PROBLEM
We lose the soil under our feet
Germany has lost about 30% of fertile soil in the last 60 years.
02 The solution
Healthy soil is essential
As a carbon sink, soil can bind more CO₂ than the atmosphere and all plants combined.
03 YOUR CONTRIBUTION
Invest in regenerative agriculture now and restore soil health
Together, we help farmers in your region to implement soil improvement measures, store and reduce CO₂, and promote biodiversity.
These partners trust inCO2 compensation with climate
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Carbon credits from Klim as an important part of any sustainability strategy
Improved soil health and support for regenerative agriculture in Germany
Transparent verification of soil and climate protection projects
Customized communication packages
Regional climate protection with storytelling potential
Consideration of additionality and permanence with fair pricing
Multiple additional benefits such as the promotion of biodiversity, more stable yield security, improved water storage capacity
CO2 compensation with Klim: How does it work?
Step 01
emissions of your company and your products.
Step 02
Define climate targets in line with the Paris Climate Agreement.
Step 03
develop measures to reduce emissions.
Step 04
Invest in high-quality, regionalCO2 certificates.
Step 05
Klim selects regional farmers.
Step 06
Communicate contribution transparently for maximum impact.
Buy regionalCO2 certificates
We offer two different CO₂ certificates from regenerative agriculture, which differ in their methodology.
Reductions
Climate reduction credits are the result of reducing greenhouse gas emissions when cultivating agricultural fields. This is achieved by reducing the use of nitrogen fertilizers, minimizing the use of pesticides and using less intensive tillage.
TÜV-validated according to DIN ISO 14064.2
Type: Ex post
Vintage: 2023
ℹ️ Both types of CO₂ certificates are also available ex ante with vintages from 2024.
Removals
Climate Removal Credits are generated through the sequestration of carbon in the soil, which is achieved by farmers through the implementation of improved crop rotations and the use of organic fertilizers. In addition, the avoidance of the natural decomposition of organic carbon in the soil compared to the baseline scenario is taken into account.
TÜV-validated according to DIN ISO 14064.2
Type: Ex post
Vintage: 2023
ℹ️ Both types of CO₂ certificates are also available ex ante with vintages from 2024.
Maximizes communication potential
We support you in communicating your contribution to climate protection via farmer stories, transparent reporting and visionary campaigns.
Storytelling
Climate, soil & biodiversity benefits enable emotional communication.
Attention
The revolutionary, fair change in our food system is generating attention.
Transparency
The disclosure of the validated projects and the proximity to the farmers create trust.
POS (optional)
Advertising in-store and on the packaging persuades customers to make a purchase decision.
"As a regional savings bank, we want to support our local farmers in the transformation to regenerative agriculture and offset our unavoidable emissions by storing CO₂ in the humus soils of our agricultural customers. Through this collaboration, we can achieve our climate goals as a community in the long term and form a network between agriculture and the financial sector. "
Get more information on how to use the potential of regenerative agriculture in your business.
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