Aviva was the first global insurance company to go climate neutral in 2006. ClimateCare has helped Aviva to stand out still
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The UK’s Department for International Development (DfID) partnered with ClimateCare to spark a market for ethanol stoves, supporting people in Kenya to climb the energy ladder.

The Norwegian government aims to be carbon neutral by 2030. ClimateCare identified a clean cookstove project that could meet Norway’s requirements for carbon credits under the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM), and helped to improve and scale up the project to maximise its effectiveness.

Investment management specialists Baillie Gifford are already taking action to improve the sustainability of their operations. The next step was to take full responsibility for their climate impacts and become 100% climate neutral.

The Swedish Energy Agency (SEA) is the national authority for the Swedish Programme for International Climate Change Mitigation under the Kyoto Protocol. SEA has worked with ClimateCare to purchase Certified Emission Reductions (CERs) from a specially tailored CDM project activity.

Co-op Insurance has ambitious targets to reduce its carbon footprint and already sources all its electricity from renewable sources. ClimateCare supported the company in developing an easy and innovative way for customers to make a positive impact – by offsetting part of their emissions each time they buy an insurance policy.