Siorom’s CO2-Neutral® label

Actions speak louder than words. Saying we aim to reduce our greenhouse gas emissions isn’t enough for us. We aim to obtain official certificates that show our efforts. Partnering up with CO2logic helps us achieve our goals in reducing our climate impact.

CO2-neutral® label

CO2logic is specialised in climate and CO2 offsetting projects in developing countries. They have developed a CO2-neutral® label in collaboration with 3rd party Vinçotte, an international independent certification body. The label is based on the internationally recognised PAS2060 standard. The label ‘guarantees that labelled organisations are actively calculating, reducing and compensating their local and global climate impact’.

The CO2Logic approach

CO2logic’s approach consists of 4 steps and completing them leads to their internationally recognised CO2-Neutral® label.

  1. Calculate

First, the current carbon footprint is assessed and calculated. The calculation helps CO2logic to objectively identify the opportunities and threats related to CO2.

  1. Reduce

Second, CO2logic accelerates CO2 reductions combined with energy cost savings by supporting companies in organising various reduction activities.

  1. Offset

Third, the remaining CO2 emissions can be offset by supporting certified climate projects.

  1. Communicate

Finally, internal and external communication is key for recognition.

The CO2-neutral® label

CO2logic is Sioen’s climate partner and is ‘specialised in climate and CO2 offsetting projects in developing countries’. The company provides tailored solutions to help organisations with different environmental challenges.

They have developed a CO2-neutral® label in collaboration with 3rd party Vinçotte, which is an international independent certification body. The label is based on the internationally recognised PAS2060 standard, the first CO2-neutrality standard. The label ‘guarantees that labelled organisations are actively calculating, reducing and compensating their local and global climate impact’.

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