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FAQ
Questions about Regreener, Climate action & carbon credits
About Regreener
What does Regreener do?
Regreener helps companies reduce and remove their carbon emissions through consulting and and high-quality carbon credits. Our science-backed solutions simplify carbon management, while driving real climate impact.
What makes Regreener different from other solutions?
Regreener combines human expertise with the power of AI to help you reduce, manage and offset your company carbon footprint. We focus on combining science with simplicity, because we believe taking climate action should be accessible and effective.
What is a carbon footprint strategy?
A carbon footprint strategy is a structured plan that helps businesses reduce and monitor their Scope 1-2-3 carbon emissions. It helps a business make real, long-term improvements in areas like energy use, mobility, purchasing, and operations.
Do carbon credits actually work?
They can, but only if used responsibly. High-quality, verified carbon credits support real, measurable climate projects. But they’re most effective when paired with serious internal reduction efforts, not used as a substitute for them.
Will our data be safe?
Yes. We prioritize data security with encrypted storage, secure servers, and strict privacy policies to ensure your information is protected at all times. For more information, see our Privacy Policy.
What is the Greenhouse Gas Protocol?
The Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Protocol is the world’s leading framework for measuring and managing greenhouse gas emissions across Scope 1, Scope 2, and Scope 3, helping businesses accurately assess their carbon footprint. Widely adopted by sustainability standards such as CDP, CSRD, and the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi), the GHG Protocol ensures consistency, transparency, and credibility in corporate climate reporting and emissions reduction strategies.
To learn more about the Protocol, read our blog.
What does Regreener do?
Regreener helps companies reduce and remove their carbon emissions through consulting and and high-quality carbon credits. Our science-backed solutions simplify carbon management, while driving real climate impact.
What makes Regreener different from other solutions?
Regreener combines human expertise with the power of AI to help you reduce, manage and offset your company carbon footprint. We focus on combining science with simplicity, because we believe taking climate action should be accessible and effective.
What is a carbon footprint strategy?
A carbon footprint strategy is a structured plan that helps businesses reduce and monitor their Scope 1-2-3 carbon emissions. It helps a business make real, long-term improvements in areas like energy use, mobility, purchasing, and operations.
Do carbon credits actually work?
They can, but only if used responsibly. High-quality, verified carbon credits support real, measurable climate projects. But they’re most effective when paired with serious internal reduction efforts, not used as a substitute for them.
Will our data be safe?
Yes. We prioritize data security with encrypted storage, secure servers, and strict privacy policies to ensure your information is protected at all times. For more information, see our Privacy Policy.
What is the Greenhouse Gas Protocol?
The Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Protocol is the world’s leading framework for measuring and managing greenhouse gas emissions across Scope 1, Scope 2, and Scope 3, helping businesses accurately assess their carbon footprint. Widely adopted by sustainability standards such as CDP, CSRD, and the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi), the GHG Protocol ensures consistency, transparency, and credibility in corporate climate reporting and emissions reduction strategies.
To learn more about the Protocol, read our blog.
What does Regreener do?
Regreener helps companies reduce and remove their carbon emissions through consulting and and high-quality carbon credits. Our science-backed solutions simplify carbon management, while driving real climate impact.
What makes Regreener different from other solutions?
Regreener combines human expertise with the power of AI to help you reduce, manage and offset your company carbon footprint. We focus on combining science with simplicity, because we believe taking climate action should be accessible and effective.
What is a carbon footprint strategy?
A carbon footprint strategy is a structured plan that helps businesses reduce and monitor their Scope 1-2-3 carbon emissions. It helps a business make real, long-term improvements in areas like energy use, mobility, purchasing, and operations.
Do carbon credits actually work?
They can, but only if used responsibly. High-quality, verified carbon credits support real, measurable climate projects. But they’re most effective when paired with serious internal reduction efforts, not used as a substitute for them.
Will our data be safe?
Yes. We prioritize data security with encrypted storage, secure servers, and strict privacy policies to ensure your information is protected at all times. For more information, see our Privacy Policy.
What is the Greenhouse Gas Protocol?
The Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Protocol is the world’s leading framework for measuring and managing greenhouse gas emissions across Scope 1, Scope 2, and Scope 3, helping businesses accurately assess their carbon footprint. Widely adopted by sustainability standards such as CDP, CSRD, and the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi), the GHG Protocol ensures consistency, transparency, and credibility in corporate climate reporting and emissions reduction strategies.
To learn more about the Protocol, read our blog.
Climate Action
Carbon Credits
Are carbon credits tax-deductible?
In many jurisdictions (including parts of the EU and UK), purchasing carbon credits for business purposes—specifically to meet sustainability targets or CSR commitments—can be treated as a business expense. However, tax laws regarding voluntary carbon markets are evolving rapidly. We advise consulting with our team or a tax professional regarding your specific jurisdiction.
Can my company still claim "Carbon Neutral"?
The terminology is shifting. Under new guidelines (like VCMI and EU Green Claims Directive), companies are advised to move away from claiming "Carbon Neutrality" based solely on offsetting. Instead, the focus is on "Contribution Claims" or "Beyond Value Chain Mitigation," where you fund climate action without necessarily using it to cancel out your own gross emissions in your marketing.
What is the average price of a carbon credit in 2026?
Prices vary drastically based on the project type. While older renewable energy credits can still be found for under €5, high-integrity nature-based solutions typically range between €15 and €30 per ton. Engineered removals like Biochar and DAC command premiums ranging from €100 to over €400 per ton due to their high durability and scarcity.
What defines a "high-quality" carbon credit in 2026?
In 2026, "high quality" is no longer subjective; it is defined by adherence to the ICVCM’s Core Carbon Principles (CCPs). To be considered high-quality, a credit must demonstrate:
Additionality: The project would not have happened without the carbon finance.
Permanence: The CO2 is stored for decades or centuries (low reversal risk).
Co-benefits: measurable positive impacts on local biodiversity and communities (SDGs).
Third-Party Ratings: Verification by independent agencies like Sylvera, BeZero, or Calyx is now a standard requirement for premium pricing.
Why is there a price gap between voluntary and compliance carbon credits?
The price gap—roughly $15 (Voluntary) vs. $90+ (Compliance/EU)—exists because the markets serve different purposes. Compliance markets (like the EU ETS) are legally mandatory with a fixed supply cap that forces companies to buy, driving prices up. The Voluntary Market (VCM) has an uncapped supply of project developers, keeping prices lower. However, as the VCM tightens standards in 2026, we expect this gap to narrow slightly for high-quality removal credits that mimic compliance-grade integrity.
Are carbon credits tax-deductible?
In many jurisdictions (including parts of the EU and UK), purchasing carbon credits for business purposes—specifically to meet sustainability targets or CSR commitments—can be treated as a business expense. However, tax laws regarding voluntary carbon markets are evolving rapidly. We advise consulting with our team or a tax professional regarding your specific jurisdiction.
Can my company still claim "Carbon Neutral"?
The terminology is shifting. Under new guidelines (like VCMI and EU Green Claims Directive), companies are advised to move away from claiming "Carbon Neutrality" based solely on offsetting. Instead, the focus is on "Contribution Claims" or "Beyond Value Chain Mitigation," where you fund climate action without necessarily using it to cancel out your own gross emissions in your marketing.
What is the average price of a carbon credit in 2026?
Prices vary drastically based on the project type. While older renewable energy credits can still be found for under €5, high-integrity nature-based solutions typically range between €15 and €30 per ton. Engineered removals like Biochar and DAC command premiums ranging from €100 to over €400 per ton due to their high durability and scarcity.
What defines a "high-quality" carbon credit in 2026?
In 2026, "high quality" is no longer subjective; it is defined by adherence to the ICVCM’s Core Carbon Principles (CCPs). To be considered high-quality, a credit must demonstrate:
Additionality: The project would not have happened without the carbon finance.
Permanence: The CO2 is stored for decades or centuries (low reversal risk).
Co-benefits: measurable positive impacts on local biodiversity and communities (SDGs).
Third-Party Ratings: Verification by independent agencies like Sylvera, BeZero, or Calyx is now a standard requirement for premium pricing.
Why is there a price gap between voluntary and compliance carbon credits?
The price gap—roughly $15 (Voluntary) vs. $90+ (Compliance/EU)—exists because the markets serve different purposes. Compliance markets (like the EU ETS) are legally mandatory with a fixed supply cap that forces companies to buy, driving prices up. The Voluntary Market (VCM) has an uncapped supply of project developers, keeping prices lower. However, as the VCM tightens standards in 2026, we expect this gap to narrow slightly for high-quality removal credits that mimic compliance-grade integrity.
Are carbon credits tax-deductible?
In many jurisdictions (including parts of the EU and UK), purchasing carbon credits for business purposes—specifically to meet sustainability targets or CSR commitments—can be treated as a business expense. However, tax laws regarding voluntary carbon markets are evolving rapidly. We advise consulting with our team or a tax professional regarding your specific jurisdiction.
Can my company still claim "Carbon Neutral"?
The terminology is shifting. Under new guidelines (like VCMI and EU Green Claims Directive), companies are advised to move away from claiming "Carbon Neutrality" based solely on offsetting. Instead, the focus is on "Contribution Claims" or "Beyond Value Chain Mitigation," where you fund climate action without necessarily using it to cancel out your own gross emissions in your marketing.
What is the average price of a carbon credit in 2026?
Prices vary drastically based on the project type. While older renewable energy credits can still be found for under €5, high-integrity nature-based solutions typically range between €15 and €30 per ton. Engineered removals like Biochar and DAC command premiums ranging from €100 to over €400 per ton due to their high durability and scarcity.
What defines a "high-quality" carbon credit in 2026?
In 2026, "high quality" is no longer subjective; it is defined by adherence to the ICVCM’s Core Carbon Principles (CCPs). To be considered high-quality, a credit must demonstrate:
Additionality: The project would not have happened without the carbon finance.
Permanence: The CO2 is stored for decades or centuries (low reversal risk).
Co-benefits: measurable positive impacts on local biodiversity and communities (SDGs).
Third-Party Ratings: Verification by independent agencies like Sylvera, BeZero, or Calyx is now a standard requirement for premium pricing.
Why is there a price gap between voluntary and compliance carbon credits?
The price gap—roughly $15 (Voluntary) vs. $90+ (Compliance/EU)—exists because the markets serve different purposes. Compliance markets (like the EU ETS) are legally mandatory with a fixed supply cap that forces companies to buy, driving prices up. The Voluntary Market (VCM) has an uncapped supply of project developers, keeping prices lower. However, as the VCM tightens standards in 2026, we expect this gap to narrow slightly for high-quality removal credits that mimic compliance-grade integrity.
Are you ready to take Climate Action?
Join 200+ companies making impact with Regreener
Are you ready to take Climate Action?
Join 200+ companies making impact with Regreener
Are you ready to take Climate Action?
Join 200+ companies making impact with Regreener