TotalEnergies Invests in Sustainable Forestry Operations
The time for climate action is now.
Anew Climate can help you navigate the complexities of choosing the right carbon projects as part of your climate action plan. As the leading carbon project developer in North America with nearly 200 carbon projects under contract, Anew can help you design a solution that best fits your organization’s needs.
Meet your climate goals. Protect forests.
Achieve meaningful, positive change for the climate and your business with verifiable, transparent, and impact-driven carbon credits as part of your corporate action plan. Improved Forest Management projects have protected more than 10 million acres of U.S. forestlands–faster than any other conservation effort in history. Your purchase of high-quality carbon credits makes a verified, quantified impact on the forest and the climate.
Longevity and experience
Anew Climate is a pioneer in carbon credit development through Improved Forest Management. With a 20-year history, Anew has marketed more than 25% of all the voluntary carbon credits generated in North America from 2017 to 2022. Our professional foresters and local forest managers follow silviculture best practices.
Volume, scale, and detail
Anew’s forest carbon portfolio provides multi-decade availability of significant volume of credits, capable of supplying both near and long-term carbon buyers to align with your climate goals. Our close project management enables deep access to detailed information and co-benefits
Additionality quantified
Including carbon credits generated from U.S. forests under Improved Forest Management (IFM) practices directly impacts long-term forest stewardship and can help you meet your climate goals. Anew’s rigorous, data-driven approach to project management exceeds industry standards to ensure real-time additionality, durable climate impact, and verified emissions reductions and removals you can count on.
Community Benefits
We develop our IFM projects to optimize carbon storage as well as benefiting wildlife and people that depend on these landscapes for habitat, clean water, fresh air, recreation, and sustainable jobs.
DID YOU KNOW?
10 million acres
Over the last decade, more than 10 million acres have been conserved in the U.S. by forest carbon projects. This is twice the rate of protection achieved by conservation easements over the last 60 years.