Environmental Markets

Building out the Environmental Market in the Philippines commercialises the ability for businesses who need to intensify their decarbonisation and regenerative efforts.

In the hierarchy of effective climate strategies, the first step is clear: avoid emissions at the source. This is followed by reducing emissions wherever possible. Mitigation strategies come next, with technology and
process improvements to curb emissions. After these efforts businesses look towards offsetting residual emissions using the Environmental Markets.

Accelerating global net-zero goals necessitates a multi-faceted strategy. Environmental Credits, when utilised judiciously, can play a significant role in this endeavour. While businesses are encouraged to prioritize aggressive decarbonization of value chains, the application of high-quality Environmental Credits offers a viable solution to both offset residual carbon emissions and regenerate the land and ocean across the Philippines.

Given the complexity of the environmental challenge, it's crucial for corporations to diversify their approaches. With an extensive pool of alternatives at their disposal, businesses have the opportunity to meticulously assess and select strategies that align with their operational needs and yield tangible benefits for both the environment and communities. Environmental Markets set the value of this diverse spectrum of more than 170 carbon credit types, categorized into eight overarching segments:- Energy Transition- Household & Community- Chemical / Industrial- Energy Efficiency- Waste Disposal- Regenerative Agriculture- Transport- Forestry and Land use. Selecting the right blend of Environmental Credits and Regenerative initiatives can enable corporations to drive meaningful and lasting change. By integrating such comprehensive strategies, businesses have the potential to contribute significantly to global climate solutions while optimizing their operational efficiency.