As climate action becomes a strategic priority for organizations worldwide, carbon credits are playing an increasingly central role in emissions management. However, the effectiveness and credibility of these credits depend heavily on their underlying project type.
Two primary categories dominate the carbon market: carbon avoidance and carbon removal projects. While both contribute to climate mitigation, they differ significantly in methodology, impact, and long-term value.
Understanding these differences is essential for organizations seeking to build credible, science-aligned sustainability strategies.

