OFFSET
your emissions
After reducing your climate impact, offsetting is an effective way to reduce emissions globally and create sustainable development benefits for communities around the world. And why not aim high? Go Climate+ rather than simply carbon neutral and offset more than your footprint.
High-impact Gold Standard carbon credits supported through this marketplace are retired in real-time in our Impact Registry for full traceability, and a certificate documents your purchase. Proceeds benefit project developers directly, enabling them to maintain and expand their project activity and deliver more climate and sustainable development impact.
How it works
Individuals can keep it simple and use average monthly estimates* for their country or use the WWF UK footprint calculator for a more detailed calculation. Businesses can refer to the GHG Protocol’s Emissions Calculator to calculate their carbon footprint.
Then simply add the quantity of carbon credits to the cart and follow checkout instructions.

1 tonne/month or less
Most of European countries, emerging economies and developing countries

2 tonnes/month
Australia, Canada, Estonia, Luxembourg, United States + several oil exporting countries

3 tonnes/month or more
Curacao, Kuwait, Qatar, Trinidad & Tobago
*(Data from World Bank estimates of CO2 emissions per capita)
You can also learn more about the value of carbon credits and how Gold Standard tonnes are priced. And if you’re having trouble deciding on a project, you can now offset with a variety of projects through the Climate+ Portfolio.
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Climate+ Portfolio: Variety of projects
Purchase carbon credits from a range of Gold Standard-certified projects all over the globe.
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Sidrap Wind Farm Project, Indonesia
A wind farm project providing renewable power to 70,000 Indonesian homes
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100.5 MW Wind Power Project in Madhya Pradesh, India
Wind project in India focusing on sustainable development of the local community.
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Ceará Renewable Energy Project, Brazil
Striking out at deforestation: Promoting a more sustainable supply chain whilst improving livelihoods of employees and local communities.
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The Nicaforest High Impact Reforestation Program
Combining reforestation on degraded land for sustainable timber production, sequestration of CO2 and protection of native forests + animals
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Planting Biodiverse Forests in Panama
Re-transforming degraded pastureland into ecological sound forests that offer a safe haven for native animals
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Solar Cooking for Refugee Families in Chad
Bringing peace, safety, health and empowerment to thousands of refugee families from Darfur through the use of solar cookers.
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22.5 MW Wind Power Project in Rajasthan, India
Wind project in India focusing on sustainable development for the local community
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Terraclear - Clean water access for families in Laos
Enhancing clean water access for rural communities in Laos
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Buenos Aires Renewable Energy Project, Brazil
This project alleviates deforestation, avoids GHGs and promotes a more sustainable supply chain: and does it whilst improving local + employee livelihoods. Making good, better.
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400 MW Solar Power Project at Bhadla, Rajasthan, India
New project that displaces electricity generated from fossil-fuel based power plants with renewable solar energy.
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6 MW Solar Power Project by Arhyama Solar Power
First Solar Power Project of Andhra Pradesh State of India, helps improve the energy mix for India.
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Betulia Hydroelectric Project in Honduras
Providing rural electrification to local communities and renewable energy to the national grid.
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Myanmar Stoves Campaign
Improving the lives of 140,000 people - saving much needed time + money, improving health and decreasing deforestation.
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Qori Q’oncha Improved Cookstoves in Peru
Qori Q’oncha - distributing lifesaving cookstoves to vulnerable families in the rural regions of Peru
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Cleaner Cook Stoves in Rwanda
The project supplies locally made, improved cook stoves to families, so that they can cook with less fuel, effort and smoke in their homes.
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Cleaner, Safer Water in Cambodia
Hydrologic’s purifiers have provided nearly two million Cambodians with safe drinking water–improving health and helping the environment.
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Kenya Biogas Programme
Cooking on biogas is fast and smokeless, improving health among women + children. This project also improves crop yields + increases income.
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Improved Cookstoves in Guinea
These locally made cookstoves need less wood - saving time, money and the forests - and emit less smoke for better health
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Adavikanda, Kuruwita Division Mini Hydro Power Project
A run-of-river 6.5 MW mini hydropower plant in Sri Lanka, reducing 13,500 tCO2e emission reductions every year.
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WithOneSeed Community Forest Programme
Working with subsistence farmers in Timor-Leste to replant their forests, improve livelihoods and build their economies to help our climate
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Fairtrade Project: Cookstoves for coffee farmers, Ethiopia
This Fairtrade certified project is distributing 40,000 cookstoves to coffee farmers, reducing wood consumption and CO2 emissions by 40%
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Utsil Naj - healthy homes for all in Guatemala
Addressing climate change whilst improving living conditions for the most vulnerable populations in Guatemala.
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BaumInvest Mixed Reforestation in Costa Rica
The reforestation project of BaumInvest in Costa Rica combines premium quality standards of a recognised forest carbon offset project with multiple ecological and socio-economic benefits for local communities and the environment.
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Utsil Naj - healthy homes for all in Mexico
Addressing climate change whilst improving living conditions for the most vulnerable populations in Guatemala.
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Cambodia National Biodigester Programme
Using biogas to create an indigenous, sustainable source of energy in Cambodia – reducing emissions + improving agricultural yields
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More Efficient Cooking and Heating in China
Using agricultural waste to heat and cook in the home, this project displaces the need for coal and helps people gain access to energy.
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Fairtrade Project: Clean cooking with biogas, India
100% sustainable and clean cooking. Cooking on biogas is better for health, climate and environment and saves women time and money.
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Efficient and Clean Cooking for Mozambican Low-Income Households
Helping low income households to tackle indoor air pollution, reduce poverty and access affordable, clean energy.
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Emissions Reductions from PET Recycling, Romania
Giving waste new life through recycling, saving emissions and creating value for nature, the economy, and society.
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Yarra Yarra Biodiversity Project
Yarra Yarra Biodiversity Corridor – capturing 1.257 million tonnes of carbon in a region where over 90% of forests have been cleared
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Institutional Improved Cookstoves for Schools and Institutions in Uganda
Simoshi is a social enterprise dedicated to improving the livelihoods of children and their families via the installation of improved cook stoves.