Our insetting service

We all live under the same blue sky
One Atmosphere Principle
Carbon insetting operates with the One Atmosphere Principle. In our case it means that it does not matter where fossil fuels are replaced with biofuels, because the net result for the atmosphere is the same.
Under this principle, we’re able to substitute fossil fuels at the most efficient time and place in the sector, letting you run your business as usual. The independent third-party audit ensures the clients’ decabonisation commitments are fulfilled.
Here’s 3 reasons to start
Here’s 3 reasons to start

Immediate action

Easily attainable

Industry innovation


Emissions 101
Emissions 101
The basics
Scope 1 emissions
Scope 2 emissions
Scope 3 emissions
The basics
You’ve likely heard of direct and indirect emissions, but do you know the distinction between Scope 1, 2 and 3? When strategising on how to decarbonise, the focus is often on reducing Scope 1 and 2 emissions. However, Scope 3 emissions, or emissions as a consequence of business activities, are equally damaging to our climate and some of the most difficult to reduce.
Scope 1 emissions
These are the emissions from activities under your control, for example fuel combustion on-site, such as gas boilers and fleet vehicles.
Scope 2 emissions
These are the emissions created by owned or controlled sources. For example to generate the electricity purchased and used by your company.
Scope 3 emissions
These are emissions from activities of your company occurring from sources you do not own or control. They are usually the greatest share of the carbon footprint, associated with business travel, procurement, and shipments.
Frequently Asked Questions
No, the scope of the reduction is completely up to the client. It can be the entire transport volume but it does not have to be. Clients can also start with specific trade lanes, product categories, a specific reduction target or a fixed budget
The reduction realised with GoodShipping can be reported as scope 3 emission reduction. The client will get a certificate for the corresponding reduction which is validated by an external party, which can be used for a company’s own sustainability auditing and reporting. Currently GoodShipping’s third party verification partner is EY.
No, not at all. The absolute beauty about GoodShipping is that we can reduce your CO2 volumes independently from the supply chain that is in place which makes it a completely hassle-free solution for cargo owners. Any cargo owner can participate, regardless of freight volume, location, trade routes and existing contracts.

Do you still have questions?
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