CO2 emissions from commercial aircraft are on course to triple by 2050. As such, the aviation sector has a crucial role to play in reducing the carbon footprint of air travel, especially by partnering with climate tech companies like CHOOOSE.

If your business is looking to reduce its carbon footprint and adopt more sustainable practices, one option to consider is the use of carbon credits.

We’ve compiled a list of the most important climate words you need to know in 2023, which includes updates on old classics you might be familiar with, or new words that you may want to start using. Let’s get started!

The CHOOOSE Climate App for SAP Concur helps companies measure, reduce, and manage the carbon footprint associated with their corporate travel. Access automatic, high-precision emission calculations based on their Concur Travel data, and understand and analyse these carbon emissions in real-time.

Addressing your carbon footprint by supporting climate projects is a great way to reduce or avoid carbon emissions, advance climate technology, and support communities around the world.

Net zero emissions and carbon neutral are terms that are often used interchangeably to describe efforts to reduce or eliminate greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, but there are some key differences.

ESG reporting is an effective way for companies to demonstrate their commitment to sustainability. It’s an organisation’s opportunity to showcase the drive and legitimacy of its agenda, and how they prove to the world they are not making empty promises.

By embedding ESG management and reporting into their core operations, companies are responding to the interests of the public, customers, investors, and employees. Documenting ESG performance in reports is one way companies monitor their progress in meeting impact-related objectives.

The difference between carbon offsetting and carbon insetting? Carbon insetting is the practice of addressing carbon emissions inside a company’s own value chain, whereas by offsetting, a company supports projects that are separate from its business practices.