Under the motto “Walk this Way”, the Swiss carbon offset foundation myclimate has published its 2020 annual results. The three business units of myclimate – education, consultancy and solutions, and offsetting – generated a total of 27.8 million Swiss francs in 2020 (2019: CHF 27.3m). ”It is particularly pleasing that the widespread uncertainty did not prevent companies, organizations or individuals from offsetting around two million tons of CO₂ with myclimate in one year,” the organization said. ”This represents an increase of around 500,000 tons compared to the previous record year.” In addition to the financial results, the balance of offset tons of CO₂ and the myclimate SDG Report, the annual report contains selected partnerships. The report is available here (direct PDF download).
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