Offset what you can't yet reduce.
After measuring and structurally reducing, neutralise the residual share of emissions with verified carbon credits and certified projects, from reforestation to ocean plastic collection.
First reduce, then offset.
Compliant with the main ESG standards and regulations
Initiatives with real impact.
Reforestation
Plant a forest for each chosen activity, with measurable CO₂ absorption.
Ocean plastic
Contribute to collecting ocean plastic with a dedicated annual project.
Verified credits
Buy credits from certified projects, with full traceability of origin.
Non-profit projects
Support non-profit organisations worldwide during specific periods of the year.
Annual plan
A recurring offsetting plan, integrated into the ESG reporting cycle.
Reporting
Document offsets in the report, with evidence useful for assurance.
The right method: first reduce, then offset.
Offsetting complements — it does not replace — reduction: TreeBlock guides you first to cut emissions at the source, then to neutralise only the truly residual share.
Measure — calculate your Scope 1, 2 and 3 carbon footprint with reliable data.
Reduce — apply structural efficiency and decarbonisation actions.
Offset — neutralise the residual share with verified credits.
Communicate — report in a transparent and verifiable way.
The organizations that already chose TreeBlock
Numbers that speak for themselves
credits from verified, traceable projects
project types: forests, ocean, non-profit
annual plan integrated into ESG reporting
Offset with method and transparency.
In a 20-minute demo we'll see how to measure, reduce and offset the residual share of your emissions credibly.
FAQ about emissions offsetting
- No. Offsetting is a complement, not a substitute: it should be applied only to the share of emissions that cannot be reduced through structural measures. Following the mitigation hierarchy, you first measure, then reduce, and finally offset the residual. Communicating offsets as “neutrality” without actual reduction exposes you to greenwashing risk, contrary to the Green Claims directive.