What is climate neutrality?
Numerous activities like car driving, air travel, energy consumption through fossil fuels and deforestation, result in CO2 emissions. These greenhouse gases end up in the atmosphere and cause global warming. Climate neutrality means that your actions or your company's actions do not have a negative impact on our climate.

How can I do business climate-neutrally?
You can do business climate neutrally by reducing your CO2 emissions where possible and to offset the rest. Small companies can often significantly reduce their CO2 emissions simply by following a few practical tips – and will save money in the process. To become climate neutral you can offset your remaining emissions in a simple manner by using the calculator on our website. Larger companies will be assisted by a Climate Neutral Group specialist in moving towards climate neutrality. Our specialists will map out the carbon footprint and provide advice on how to reduce CO2 emissions. The remaining CO2 can be offset through sustainable projects. Want to find out more? Contact one of our specialists.

How can I offer a climate neutral service or product?
Climate Neutral Group can advise you and give you an insight into how to make a service or product climate neutral. Simply contact us. Our website contains a number of model cases of successful green services and products of our customers, such as TNT’s Green Post.

Is it very expensive to run your business climate neutrally?
It is often possible to do business in a climate neutral way at no extra cost. Better still, it may even save you money! The benefits of reduction frequently outweigh the costs of offsetting the remaining emissions. This will allow you to help combat the climate change and save money at the same time! Want to find out more about the benefits of doing business climate neutrally?

What are the benefits for my company of doing business climate neutrally?
There are many benefits to doing business climate neutrally:

• Lower costs: the saving you make by reducing emissions is often greater than the costs of offsetting.
• Higher sales: you will stand out positively in the marketplace.
• Meeting purchasing conditions: doing business climate neutrally is increasingly becoming one of the requirements for procurement.
• More innovative: climate-neutral companies frequently get an edge over their competitors.
• Satisfying investment criteria: more and more investors and investment funds are including sustainability criteria in their investment analyses.
• Proud employees: employees are demonstrably proud to work at a company that helps to tackle the climate problem.
• Contribution to society: besides reducing CO2, the projects of Climate Neutral Group promote local developments in developing countries.