The term Carbon Neutrality is mainly found in the areas of sustainability and Environment 4.0, digital transformation and Industry and Factory 4.0. It is about completely offsetting the amount of CO\u2082 that a company, organisation or even an individual product causes. This is usually done through a combination of reducing emissions and offsetting unavoidable emissions, for example, by investing in climate protection projects.<\/p>\n
Imagine a company that manufactures machinery. To achieve carbon neutrality, it first calculates how much CO\u2082 is produced during manufacturing, transportation, and use. In the second step, processes are optimised to generate less CO\u2082 \u2013 for instance, by using renewable energy. The company then offsets the remaining emissions by planting trees or investing in wind power, for example.<\/p>\n
Carbon neutrality is an important goal for companies today that want to take responsibility for the environment and score points with their customers. More and more consumers are placing value on how sustainable products and services truly are.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"