Climate Vault Resources

CDP recognizes Climate Vault as SBTi Solutions Provider

The Carbon Disclosure Project has now designated Climate Vault as a Science-Based Targets Accredited Solutions Provider, in addition to a Carbon Reduction ASP.

A better solution to eliminate the brand risk of RECs

Is your carbon reduction goal credible and comprehensive? Discover why popular RECs are limited in scope and how to bolster your strategy.

Vanderbilt University stays two steps ahead of carbon

Explore Vanderbilt's ambitious approach to sustainability through the innovative use of data, immediate action, and ongoing commitment.

8 things about SBTi that sustainability leaders need to know

Discover key insights into the Science-Based Targets initiative (SBTi), net zero, emissions reductions, and carbon capture.

Inspired climate action from Climate Vault partners

This Earth Day, we celebrate the actions that Northern Trust, Qlik, William Blair, and Swarthmore College are taking for the good of the planet.

Higher Education Climate Leadership Summit goes carbon neutral

IEN and Second Nature reduced emissions from the venue, lodging, meals, and travel, creating impacts beyond the event itself.

Investing in people: Verger knocks out employee carbon with innovative benefit program

By neutralizing footprints, the asset management firm sets the standard for prioritizing both their employees and the planet.

Climate Vault RFP offers grants for innovative CDR projects

Climate Vault grant awards available to fund more than 800,000 tons of atmospheric carbon removal.

Carbon (mis)information: an interview with ChatGPT

What better way to uncover prevalent misconceptions about the carbon landscape than interviewing ChatGPT?

Climate Vault Impact Report

The pressure to address climate change is mounting. Fortunately, the immediate difference we’re making is growing too. Our donors have vaulted nearly a million tons of CO2—and that is just the beginning.

Leveraging carbon reduction into permanent removals

Purchasing emission allowances reduces carbon immediately. But converting that reduction into ultimate removal is the revolutionary (and necessary) next step.

The three pathways of carbon capture and removal

Carbon dioxide removal is hard to picture. We conceptualize three distinct categories for how CDR is implemented, how it functions, and what it looks like in practice.

Rethink attracting (and retaining) top talent with an ethos in action

Hiring and retaining top talent has gotten even more competitive. Environmental responsibility can differentiate your brand in the job market.

Decoding the carbon markets: Compliance (CCM) vs Voluntary (VCM)

Here are five things to know before taking the plunge into a meaningful, credible carbon reduction strategy.

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