CarbonLeap.
Scaling supply chain decarbonisation
through insetting.

Why Carbonleap

The Process

Seeking to shrink carbon and reduce your Scope 3 emissions?

We know the energy transition can seem dauntingly complex. We also recognise the pressure you’re under to decarbonise your supply chain and lower your transportation emissions. Regulatory pressures, consumer, investor and lender expectations, the continued search for cost savings and efficiency, and your commitment to tackling climate change all add up to the need for urgent action.
Here’s the lowdown on how our process works:

We team up with our 'Origination Partners' to tackle emissions right at their source. Our third-party verification ensures that the carbon reductions are accurate and verifiable. Once confirmed, we convert the carbon reduced into 'Impact Units' at our CarbonBank, each representing a 1 tCO2e reduction.

We use blockchain technology to send these units straight to you and keep a secure digital record of the transaction, issuing a unique carbon abatement statement for proof of reduction.

The CarbonBank locks down the integrity, traceability, and no-take-backs of every deal, making sure every claim is solid and safe from any double counting and double claiming. It is an innovative digital platform designed in cooperation with our partner and ERP world leader SAP, to revolutionise the way you manage and account for your carbon reduction efforts; offering a secure, transparent, and efficient means for tracking, tokenising, and allocating monetised carbon reduction units.

Make the carbon leap. Join us in scaling supply chain decarbonisation through insetting.

Case studY

The Journey Explained: A Case Study Insight
Meelunie, a leading supplier of plant-based starches, sweeteners, and proteins, purchases (annual) CO2 reductions achieved through related decarbonisation efforts in parallel supply chains.

Using the CarbonBank, Meelunie can claim the CO2 reduction and allocate these to specific customers and products. This allocation helps Meelunie highlight the carbon-neutral or low-carbon footprint of their products, making them more attractive to environmentally conscious customers.

The ability to allocate and transparently report CO2 reductions has added significant value to Meelunie’s decarbonisation investments and offers the opportunity to achieve advantageous commercial terms, not only impacting the environment but also their bottom line.

Moreover, with the data and transparency provided by the CarbonBank, Meelunie showcases their CO2 reduction efforts during negotiations with large FMCG companies that are themselves under increasing pressure to reduce their carbon footprints and find value in partnering with suppliers who can provide verifiable CO2 reductions.
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Why Carbonleap

Offsetting Is Upsetting, But What Is Carbon Insetting?

A fresh approach to reducing your supply chain carbon emissions

Unlike traditional offsetting, carbon insetting directly reduces emissions within your own or/and indirect supply chain. This means you're not just compensating for your carbon footprint – you're actively shrinking it at the source.

Our innovative approach combines cutting-edge technology with deep industry expertise to deliver verifiable, cost-effective CO2 reductions.
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Have you wondered why seasoned experts chose to forge a new path with CarbonLeap?

Founded in 2021 to make a genuine difference, CarbonLeap is leading the revolution in managing monetised carbon reductions for the global supply chain. Our deep and wide network spans global transportation, low-carbon energy manufacturers, suppliers and technology companies, as well as vehicle owners and charterers, freight forwarders and cargo owners.

At CarbonLeap, we bring you a unique blend of experienced wise old hands who know the industry inside out, and forward-thinking youthful talent—a vibrant and highly capable team with a shared passion for sustainability. Our team boasts decades of experience in energy and carbon finance, trading, insetting, energy transition, brokering, and energy supply.

We are activists at heart and see sustainability as a fundamental principle of doing business now and in the future.

OUR TEAM

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