What is carbon insetting?

Carbon insetting focuses on reducing emissions within a company's own supply chain, offering a more integrated approach than carbon offsetting. It targets Scope 1 and Scope 3 emissions directly within your value chain through interventions like fuel switching and logistics optimization.

How does FuelEU Maritime compliance work?

FuelEU Maritime is an EU regulation that sets limits on the greenhouse gas intensity of energy used by ships calling at EU ports. Companies can comply through fuel switching, energy efficiency improvements, or pooling arrangements with other vessels.

What are Scope 1 and Scope 3 emissions?

Scope 1 emissions are direct emissions from company-owned sources like vehicles and facilities. Scope 3 emissions are indirect emissions from the company's value chain, including suppliers, logistics, and product use - often representing 80-90% of total emissions.

How does book and claim work?

Book and claim is a chain-of-custody method where environmental attributes are separated from physical fuel delivery. This allows companies to claim verified carbon reductions from similar supply chains even when the fuel switch occurs elsewhere.

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The Problem

Emissions Challenge

Supply chains are a major source of global emissions, yet reducing them is often slow, complex and expensive. CarbonLeap was founded to change that.

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2021: Founded to decarbonize global supply chains

Born from equal parts frustration and optimism, our founders combined decades of experience to create practical, scalable solutions that close the gap between ambition and action. We deliver this through voluntary insetting solutions, which cut emissions directly within supply chains; and compliance solutions, which help businesses meet regulations like FuelEU Maritime, reFuelEU or CBAM.

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CarbonLeap makes sustainability actionable, impactful, and rewarding, helping businesses cut transport emissions with transparency and integrity while leading the transition to a net-zero global transport ecosystem.

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“Insetting solutions as those offered by Carbon Leap and others are needed to kick-start the uptake of low GHG fuels ahead of oncoming regulations. This will drive the necessary innovation in production and use of those fuels by solving the principal agent problem.”

Jasper Faber

Policy advisor sustainable shipping, Ministerie van Infrastructuur en Waterstaat

“CarbonLeap helps us build off the CO2 in a certified way. With that we have an opportunity to distinguish ourselves commercially with customers who are also increasingly looking at sustainable products. If you have your CO2 reduction in order, you will bring in more customers.”

Jeroen De Waaij

Global Sustainability Manager, Meelunie

“Doing more good rather than doing less bad within a value chain.”

World Economic Forum

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“...tackling the carbon emissions of their suppliers, rather than offsetting their emissions in the controversial voluntary carbon market.”

Patrick Temple-West

Journalist, Financial Times

“While carbon offsetting has a positive impact on the environment, it doesn't reduce the transport sector's carbon footprint. Carbon "insetting" opens a new and very promising pathway to decarbonizing the global freight transportation network.”

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