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What are Carbon Credits?
Carbon Credits are a type of tradeable instrument that represents the reduction of carbon dioxide equivalent (CO₂e) emissions from the atmosphere. Every Carbon Credit represents 1 tonne of CO₂e reduction.
What are Carbon Credits used for?
Carbon Credits work by allowing organisations and individuals to offset their CO₂e emissions. For instance, a company could purchase one carbon credit and retire it to offset 1 tonne of their CO₂e emissions. Once used to offset any organisation’s emissions, they are retired forever, and cannot be sold again.
How are Carbon Credits generated?
our track record_
of Renewable Energy Certificates
of Carbon Credits
2.3 million cars off the road
for a year
181 million trees seedlings grown
for 10 years
Flagship projects
Sembcorp Tengeh Floating Solar Farm
One of the world’s largest inland floating solar farms
Sembcorp India Wind Farms
Leading wind energy player with one of the largest self O&M
Sembcorp Tuas Solar Farm
Singapore’s first solar farm with integrated rainwater harvesting system
Sembcorp biomass plant
First large-scale wood-fired biomass plant in the UK
Wide and diverse industries served
- Government Agencies
- Electricity Suppliers
- Data Centres
- RE100 Members
- IT Companies
- MNCs
- SMEs
SDGs supported
frequently asked questions_
- Additional
- Not overestimated
- Permanent
- Not double counted
- Significant environmental and social outcomes
- Beneficial to relevant stakeholders
- Technology, vintage and location of carbon offset project
- Different standards, certifications and third-party ratings
- Community based benefits
- Existing carbon pricing regulations, such as increasing carbon taxes
- Supply and demand of carbon credit
Scope 3 encompasses emissions that are not produced by the company itself and are not the result of activities from assets owned or controlled by them, but by those that it's indirectly responsible for up and down its value chain.
