Carbon neutral claims that hold up to scrutiny
We measure your footprint, cut what you can, and offset only what remains with verified credits, so your carbon neutrality claim survives audit.
Carbon neutrality built in the right order
See how we sequence reductions before offsets, and why that order decides if a carbon neutral claim is believed.
Reductions before offsets
We cut what you can cut first and offset only the remainder. That order is what makes the claim believable.
Credits we know first-hand
We develop carbon projects and trade credits ourselves, so every credit behind your claim has a documented source.
Operation, product, or event
When you pick a boundary, we build the inventory for exactly that scope: an organization, a product, or an event.
India's first Climate Neutral Now signatory
Infinite was the first Indian company to join the UNFCCC Climate Neutral Now initiative, in 2016.
Fixing the weak points in a carbon neutral claim
We close the three gaps that draw criticism: offsets used too early, credits of weak quality, and a claim measured against the wrong standard.
Buying credits first and cutting later invites greenwashing claims. We sequence genuine reductions ahead of any offset, so credits only cover what remains.
Weak credits damage reputations. We source verified credits against clear integrity checks: a credible standard, additionality, and robust monitoring.
PAS 2060 has been superseded by ISO 14068-1, and BSI stopped delivering its PAS 2060 scheme in 2025. We check your claim against the current standard.
How we take you from footprint to verified claim
We start with your footprint, cut what we can, offset the rest, and prepare everything a verifier will ask for.
We build a full inventory for the boundary you want certified: your organization, a product, or an event.
We find the reductions available before any offsetting, so the footprint you offset is as small as it can be.
We source appropriately verified carbon credits to cover the residual footprint.
We prepare the documentation for third-party verification and coordinate the review.
We prepare the communication package, so you can share your carbon neutral status accurately.
What your carbon neutrality engagement delivers
A full inventory of the boundary you want certified, with the method and data sources documented.
A ranked set of reductions to apply before any offsetting, so you cut emissions first.
Verified credits sourced for your residual emissions, chosen against clear integrity criteria.
The evidence a third-party verifier needs to confirm your carbon neutrality claim.
Wording and supporting evidence for sharing your claim with customers and stakeholders.
Carbon neutrality shaped by your sector's emissions
An airport, a cement plant, and a data center emit in different ways. We build the inventory and reduction plan around yours.
Straight answers on carbon neutral certification
Start with the questions organizations ask most about standards, carbon offsetting, and verification, then bring us your own claim.
Carbon neutrality means your net carbon emissions balance to zero. You get there by reducing what you can, then offsetting the rest with verified carbon credits. A third party then verifies the claim.
Carbon neutrality balances remaining emissions with offsets. Net zero, often validated through SBTi, requires deep cuts across all greenhouse gases, with only residual emissions balanced by removals. Net zero asks for more.
We measure your carbon footprint, apply every feasible reduction, and offset what remains with credible, verified carbon credits. The process ends with third-party verification, so customers and auditors can check the claim.
Typically, yes. Offsets balance the emissions you cannot yet eliminate through direct reductions. We help you pick credible, high-quality offset projects, and we cut emissions first so you offset as little as possible.
We manage the footprint assessment, reduction planning, offset sourcing, and the verification process, from the first inventory to the final review, so the claim you publish rests on documented evidence.
ISO 14068-1, published in 2023, is the current international standard for carbon neutrality. It supersedes PAS 2060, and BSI stopped delivering its PAS 2060 scheme from January 2025. We check your claim against the current standard.
Look for a credible standard, genuine additionality, a conservative baseline, robust monitoring, permanence for removals, no double counting, and real co-benefits. We develop and select credits with these integrity criteria in mind.