Worldwide, CO₂ concentrations continue to rise. In 2024, we even saw the largest annual increase ever, possibly because oceans are reaching saturation and forests are limiting photosynthesis due to heat stress. And this despite emission reduction being a global priority.
But reduction alone is not enough to meet the goals of the Paris Agreement. We must actively start removing carbon from the atmosphere. Not tomorrow, but today. Not because of the CSRD or the Green Deal, but because we want a livable, healthy future—for ourselves, for our children, and for our businesses.
Together with the NGO ONCRA (Open Natural Carbon Removal Accounting), we support carbon farmers in certifying CO₂ storage in buildings, construction materials, and regenerative agricultural methods.
- We offer portfolios of certified carbon credits to companies, municipalities, and provinces, enabling them to compensate for their residual emissions on the road to Net Zero.
- We help reduce Scope 3 emissions by implementing regenerative methods within the value chain—for example, by collaborating with partners who store CO₂, directly contributing to lowering the Scope 3 footprint.
- We organize on-farm events, where we and the farmer give practical explanations about why carbon storage is so important—perfectly suited to combine with a team outing, strategy session, or board meeting.
Our partner GoGreenSalt has developed an innovative approach to winter road maintenance by enriching traditional road salt with olivine, a mineral that actively captures CO₂ from the atmosphere. The first project has now been fully calculated and accredited by ONCRA, using models from Deltares and Paebbl. The full LCA of GoGreenSalt has been included, making it a carbon-neutral supplier and directly reducing your Scope 3 emissions. In addition, the project generates carbon removal credits that can be used to compensate for other emissions.
At the fair, we would be delighted to share more about this collaboration between GoGreenSalt and Scature, and how it provides provinces and public authorities with practical solutions to reduce their Scope 3 footprint while contributing to climate goals.
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