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ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION

Trading in CO2 certificates aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and combat climate change. This requires a high degree of responsibility from us, and we expect the same from our trading partners. In order to achieve our set goals, certain information and regulations must be observed. We have listed these for you below. Project-related information is provided on an individual basis to ensure that you receive the specific details that are important to your engagement.

OUR BROCHURE

THE CLIMATE CHANGE MADE BY VBH (GERMAN)

THE CLIMATE CHANGE MADE BY VBH (ENGLISH)

FURTHER INFORMATION

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BROCHURE: EFFECTIVE CARBON RATES 2021

Effective Carbon Rates 2021 is the most detailed and comprehensive account of how 44 OECD and G20 countries - responsible for about 80% of global carbon emissions - price carbon emissions from energy use.

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FOREST AND CLIMATE PROTECTION REDD+

Deforestation and forest degradation are major contributors to climate change. The international REDD+ framework aims to address climate change by rewarding developing countries that conserve and sustainably manage their forests and increase their forest carbon stocks.

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CANADA IMPACT REPORT EMISSION CREDITS 2022

This report provides a distributional analysis of federal carbon pricing under the Administration's A Healthy Environment and A Healthy Economy (HEHE) plan. Under the HEHE plan, the federal carbon levy is scheduled to increase by $15 per year, from $50 per metric ton in 2022 to $170 per metric ton in 2030.

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MC KINSEY REPORT CARBON CREDITS BRAZIL

In this context, the purpose of McKinsey & Company's report is to identify and quantify the impacts and costs of each of the initiatives that Brazil can use to contribute to the global climate change agenda

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WWF REPORT ACRE SISA CARBON CREDITS

This study analyzes the design of an incentive system for environmental services (SISA, in Portuguese), which is a program for REDD+ (Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation) in the state of Acre, Brazil.