We are carbon neutral. Here's how we make it happen.

Selva de Urundel REDD+ Project and Genneia Project

We support two initiatives focused on clean energy generation and native forest conservation.

The Selva de Urundel REDD+ project protects more than 50,000 hectares of native forest, helping prevent emissions associated with deforestation and forest degradation while preserving the region’s ecosystems and biodiversity.

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The Genneia project includes three solar parks with an estimated output of 208.89 GWh per year, contributing to renewable energy generation and reducing dependence on fossil fuels.

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Malgaridas Solar Park

We support an initiative focused on clean energy generation in the Atacama region.

The Malgaridas Solar Park is located in the commune of Diego de Almagro, in the province of Chanaral, and generates electricity from non-conventional renewable energy sources, taking advantage of the high solar radiation potential in northern Chile.

By replacing fossil-fuel-based electricity generation with renewable energy, mainly solar and wind, the project offsets tons of CO2 and directly contributes to reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

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Planeta Agradecido with the Bajo Rio Guainia and Rio Negro Indigenous Reserve

For the second consecutive year, we support an initiative focused on forest conservation and community development.

The REDD+ Planeta Agradecido project has been underway since 2018 and involves 29 communities, made up of 382 families committed to preserving 465,250 hectares of forest between the Aquio, Tomo, and Negro river basins.

With a 40-year perspective, it works to combat emissions associated with deforestation and forest degradation while creating benefits for local communities, such as job generation and access to quality education.

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Tahuamanu Amazon REDD+ Project

We support an initiative focused on sustainable forest management and the protection of the southeastern Peruvian Amazon.

The Tahuamanu Amazon REDD+ project is located in Madre de Dios, an area with the fastest deforestation rate in the country, and aims to strengthen the sustainable forest management of a group of concessions operated by the local company Maderacre SAC.

In response to threats arising from unsustainable agricultural practices, the project combines forest protection measures, such as monitoring and joint work with authorities, with the development of productive activities for neighboring communities.

These strategies generate income alternatives to logging, strengthening the local economy and helping reduce deforestation and greenhouse gas emissions.

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Reforestation project on degraded grasslands

We support an initiative focused on sustainable forest management and the recovery of degraded land.

The project involves the reforestation of 790 hectares of land degraded by extensive grazing through eucalyptus plantations with 16-year rotation cycles. Its dual purpose is to remove large amounts of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and produce high-value, long-life wood products.

Through responsible forest management practices, such as pruning and thinning to improve timber quality, the forests act as natural carbon sinks. The initiative is developed under sustainability standards and continuous monitoring aimed at achieving future FSC certification.

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