Climate plan and carbon sequestration
A climate action plan connects measurable emission reduction with carbon removal and carbon sequestration. The aim is a practical plan for organisations or areas, based on a clear baseline, science-based targets and substantiated climate opportunities.
Climate action requires more than lower emissions. A climate plan connects reduction with carbon removal and carbon sequestration, using measurable targets so climate opportunities can be substantiated and prioritised.
Reduce and sequester
Measure
Map emissions according to the Greenhouse Gas Protocol (GHG Protocol).
Reduce
Set measurable targets, aligned with science-based targets.
Sequester
Use carbon removal and carbon sequestration as additional opportunities, substantiated through the carbon sequestration market exploration.
The approach
Knowledge base background
The frameworks behind climate targets, emissions and carbon sequestration.
Related services
Projects and insights
Frequently asked questions
A climate action plan translates the baseline situation into measurable reduction targets and concrete actions, supplemented by opportunities for carbon removal and carbon sequestration.
Carbon removal takes CO₂ out of the atmosphere and stores it in soil, biomass or materials, for example. It complements emission reduction, but does not replace it.
Net zero aims for a balance between emissions and removals. A regenerative approach goes further by steering towards restoration and added value.
Carbon sequestration functions as an additional opportunity after reduction targets have been defined. It connects climate action with soil, biomass, materials and area-based value creation.
Start with a measurable climate plan
A climate plan connects reduction and carbon sequestration with clear targets and practical choices.
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