Inspring trust by making credible claims
International Carbon Neutrality standard, ISO 14068-1, was first introduced in 2023 at COP28 to help organizations implement a rigorous quality process to reduce carbon emissions. The framework set out in ISO 14068-1 builds on PAS 2060* principles, allowing you to make verifiable claims of carbon or climate neutrality through a hierarchical approach.
This standard helps organizations quantify all greenhouse gas emissions across its entire life cycle. It also specifies principles, requirements and guidance on how you can identify and purchase high-quality carbon credits.
Following the guidelines set out in ISO 14068-1, coupled with independent verification, you can inspire trust in your carbon reduction claims with customers, stakeholders and regulators.
By eradicating the risk of greenwashing, you can drive impact, differentiate your business and accelerate progress towards a sustainable world.
*PAS 2060, Specification for the demonstration of carbon neutrality, originally published by BSI in 2009, and updated in 2014 is to be withdrawn in 2025.
The value of independent carbon neutrality verification
- Enhance your reputation by showcasing your commitment to carbon neutrality.
- Gain the transparency, credibility and trust needed to strengthen customer loyalty.
- Attract a growing number of environmentally conscious buyers.
- Identify and address gaps or inaccuracies in your carbon reduction, mitigating risk.
- Drive consequential climate policy and accelerate your industry’s progress towards net zero.
To find out more about how you can strengthen confidence in your carbon neutrality claims, explore our range of resources. Each piece provides you with the insights you’ll need to accelerate progress on your journey to net zero with ISO 14068-1 verification.
Carbon Neutrality Report ISO 14068-1 Solutions Brochure Executive Briefing
