Product Carbon Neutrality
Plan reductions and offsets under ISO 14068-1 and complete a carbon neutrality claim.
Book a free consultation→Reduce first, then offset. Make a credible product carbon neutrality claim under ISO 14068-1.
Who it is for
- Brands with a completed product carbon footprint that want to make a carbon neutrality claim
- Companies committed to net zero or carbon neutrality that need a credible path and documentation
- Companies using low-carbon products to win green procurement or international orders
- Organizations that followed PAS 2060 and need to move to ISO 14068-1
What we do
Defining the scope
Confirm the subject of the claim (product, service or activity) and its emissions boundary.
Carbon neutrality management plan
Set reduction targets, timeline and offset strategy that meet ISO 14068-1.
Reduction measures
Combine energy and process improvements to cut what can be cut first.
Carbon credit assessment and sourcing
Help assess credit quality and origin so offsets meet the standard.
Claim documents
Prepare the claim and supporting evidence, explaining the full reduction and offset process.
Annual maintenance
Update the footprint and track reduction progress each year to keep the claim valid.
How it works
Footprint confirmation
Confirm the product footprint results and data quality.
Plan
Set reduction targets and the offset strategy.
Reduction
Put carbon-cutting measures in place and track results.
Offsetting residual emissions
Obtain and retire eligible carbon credits.
Claim and maintenance
Complete the claim and keep it updated every year.
What you get
Carbon neutrality management plan
Reduction targets, measures, timeline and offset strategy.
Offset records
Credit sources, quantities and retirement proof.
Carbon neutrality claim documents
A claim and supporting evidence ready for public disclosure.
FAQ
Can I claim carbon neutrality just by buying credits?
No. ISO 14068-1 puts reduction first. You need a reduction plan and real action, and credits are only for offsetting unavoidable residual emissions.
How do ISO 14068-1 and PAS 2060 differ?
ISO 14068-1 was published in 2023 as a formal international standard. It sets clearer requirements for reduction paths, credit quality and claim wording, and is gradually replacing PAS 2060.
Does a carbon neutrality claim expire?
Yes. Carbon neutrality is an ongoing commitment. To keep the claim, update the footprint every year, show reduction progress and offset that period's emissions.
Related services
Organizational GHG Inventory
Inventory your organization's GHG emissions under ISO 14064-1, set a base year and inventory, and choose an association-issued statement or international verification support.
GHG Reduction Projects
Design and quantify reduction projects under ISO 14064-2 and prepare the documents needed for verification.
Product Carbon Footprint
Calculate product life cycle carbon footprints under ISO 14067 to meet supply chain and carbon label needs.
From one kWh to one tonne.
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