Corporate Carbon Footprint

Do you know how much CO2 your company generates? We help you calculate and offset your carbon footprint.

CALCULATE AND OFFSET YOUR CARBON FOOTPRINT

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What is a company's carbon footprint?

A carbon footprint refers to the total emissions generated directly or indirectly by a company, person, event or product, measured in tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent (CO2eq).

Find out and offset your company's carbon footprint quickly and easily thanks to our alliance with Global Factor¹.

What does this tool offer you?

If you are a company committed to climate change and sustainability, we can help you with the Go CO2 neutral tool, which will allow you to:

Calculate and minimise your carbon footprint: the tool allows you to easily calculate the carbon footprint of your company's direct activity (Scope 1 and 2) based on your consumption data. Knowing your company's footprint is the first step toward taking action and reducing its impact.
Offset your carbon footprint: Once you know your company's emissions, the tool allows you to offset them by purchasing carbon credits through Global Factor.1 Each carbon credit is a tonne of CO2eq avoided or mitigated in the atmosphere. You can offset as many tonnes as you like, irrespective of the total footprint calculated.

Remember, offsetting is not a substitute measure for reducing your carbon footprint but rather a complementary measure for emissions that can't be reduced at present.

How can you calculate your company's carbon footprint?¹

Enter your business data and calculate your emissions instantly. The business data requested may be easily identified by any company.
Choose the project to offset emissions. These are projects validated and certified by the most recognised standards in the market. Banco also Santander conducts additional analysis of the projects.
Purchase the carbon credits you need to offset your company's emissions through the tool itself. The cost of carbon credits is directly related to the cost of the project that generates them, so they may vary depending on their location, nature or availability. The platform will automatically generate a certificate stating that the offsetting operation has been carried out.