Carbon offsetting you can check: every credit is retired in a public registry.

Our Impact Portfolio

Explore the verified carbon offset projects we support, organized by their Oxford Methodology classification.

Oxford Type 1

Technology-based reductions

60%

Oxford Type 2

Nature-based reductions

29%

Oxford Type 4

Nature-based removals

10%

Oxford Type 5

Technology-based removals

1%

What is the Oxford Methodology?

The Oxford Offsetting Principles, developed by the University of Oxford, are a science-based framework for responsible carbon offsetting. They prioritise emission reductions, conservation, and a long-term shift towards durable carbon removal — guiding how companies and individuals should choose and use carbon credits over time.

Read our full guide to the Oxford Principles

Where the projects are

Each point is a project in the portfolio, coloured by its Oxford type. Pick one to see where it is, or choose a type below.

Oxford Type 1 · Emissions Reductions

Fuzhou Hongmiaoling Landfill Gas

China

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Project locations from CNaught · 16 of 22 projects are on the map; the rest are in the list below.

Oxford Type 1

Emissions Reductions

Projects that use technology to stop greenhouse gases from being released, such as capturing landfill gas, repairing gas leaks or destroying ozone-depleting gases.

Why it's in the mix
They stop potent gases right where they would escape. The avoided emissions usually can't be reversed and are often easy to measure.
Main risks
Additionality: some projects, such as some renewable energy, would run without the money from credits. There is also a risk of overestimating how much would have been emitted without the project. CNaught favours projects with clear, transparent measurements.