No. We generate carbon credits by reducing our own emissions beyond required limits. These are real, measurable and audited reductions.

We don’t treat this as profit. Every euro is reinvested into cleaner production, energy efficiency, material innovation, or sustainable systems.

No. Carbon credits are a transitional tool. They help companies who are behind in decarbonization support those who are already reducing emissions effectively.

Also: we are not responsible for how others use their credits, but we actively work with credible systems to ensure real impact and accountability.

It’s not. Greenwashing is about making claims without action. In our case, all credits are based on verifiable emission reductions, certified by independent auditors and global standards.

We don’t ask you to take our word for it,  we provide evidence.

We do reduce our emissions and we’ve made real progress.

But selling credits helps us do more, faster.

It lets us reinvest in advanced, low-emission technologies that might otherwise be years away due to budget limitations. It’s not an alternative to action, it’s a way to scale it up.

We believe in responsibility, and we act on it regardless of reward.

But carbon credits are designed to incentivize and reward climate-positive behavior. That’s how we accelerate collective progress.

The system works not because it allows pollution, but because it funds those driving real change.

Our emissions are calculated according to recognized international methodologies and verified by independent auditors. Every credit we sell is traceable and backed by transparent documentation.

We don’t publish numbers, we stand by them.

We acknowledge that not all carbon markets are equal. That’s why we only work within trusted, certified frameworks.

The system isn’t perfect, but right now, it’s one of the most effective ways to transfer resources from polluters to those actively cutting emissions. That’s where we stand.

We follow strict protocols to prevent double counting, meaning the same carbon reduction is never claimed by more than one party.

Every credit we issue is:

Uniquely tracked via registry systems,
Retired once sold (so it can’t be reused),
And not counted in our own carbon balance once transferred.

This ensures full transparency and credibility, the reduction is either ours or belongs to the buyer. Never both.

No. Selling carbon credits does not affect the actual carbon footprint of your product. The footprint depends on the emissions generated during its production, not on whether credits are sold.

No. Carbon credits only represent a financial contribution to other projects that reduce or capture carbon. Your own emissions remain unchanged.

No. Such claims are considered misleading and are regulated in the EU and France. To claim carbon neutrality, you must actually reduce or remove carbon within your own products or processes.

You must clearly separate:

• Your carbon footprint
• Your own emission reduction efforts
• Your purchase of carbon credits