Question 1

Why is the Voluntary Carbon Market(VCM) necessary?

Accepted Answer

The Voluntary Carbon Market (VCM), where companies and individuals voluntarily undertake greenhouse gas reduction projects and trade their results in the form of carbon credits (mitigation outcomes), is necessary ultimately because the issue of climate change cannot be solved by regulatory markets alone.
The need for the Voluntary Carbon Market stems from the development of diverse mitigation projects that are difficult to access through existing regulatory markets, as well as the necessity to address the need for greater liquidity in regulatory markets.
As Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) has gained emphasis, companies are now evaluated by various criteria such as ESG management, carbon-neutral management, and climate disclosure systems. This has led businesses to focus not only on profitability but also on social and environmental indicators.
In this context, carbon credit trading within regulatory markets merely fulfills statutory obligations or legal responsibilities of companies.
Consequently, many companies have begun to consider various ways to fulfill their social and environmental responsibilities, and the Voluntary Carbon Market is emerging as an alternative to meet this demand.

Question 2

How to generate revenue from carbon credits?

Accepted Answer

Carbon credits certified through standardized greenhouse gas reduction methodologies can be sold to various buyers in the market, generating revenue based on current market prices

Question 3

Can anyone participate in emission reduction projects?

Accepted Answer

Greenhouse gas reduction projects are open to everyone, including corporations, individuals, organizations, and public institutions.

Question 4

Is it possible to register a project even if it is small-scale?

Accepted Answer

Even with low expected reductions, you can register via a 'Program of Activities.' This allows for the simultaneous execution of multiple small-scale projects of the same type.

Question 5

What types of projects are eligible for emission reduction registration?

Accepted Answer

Registration is available through verified reduction methodologies that comply with diverse global and domestic certification standards across various sectors.

Question 6

How can I inquire about greenhouse gas reduction projects?

Accepted Answer

Please contact us at etome@hanmail.net or via phone (+82-10-6502-5546 / +82-2-6949-5507) for any inquiries.

Carbon Offset Project Development & Investment

CONTACT

NeoPlanB Co., Ltd.
Professional Scientific & Technical Services / Environmental Consulting, Greenhouse Gas Reduction Projects

Email : etome@hanmail.net
Tel : 82-2-6949-5507
Fax : 82-50-4248-5546
#920, 9F, 34, Yeongdong-daero 85-gil, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, Korea

FAQ

Why is the Voluntary Carbon Market(VCM) necessary?

How to generate revenue from carbon credits?

Can anyone participate in emission reduction projects?

Is it possible to register a project even if it is small-scale?

What types of projects are eligible for emission reduction registration?

How can I inquire about greenhouse gas reduction projects?

Carbon Offset Project Development & Investment

CONTACT

NeoPlanB Co., Ltd. Professional Scientific & Technical Services / Environmental Consulting, Greenhouse Gas Reduction Projects

Email : etome@hanmail.net Tel : 82-2-6949-5507 Fax : 82-50-4248-5546 #920, 9F, 34, Yeongdong-daero 85-gil, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, Korea

FAQ

Why is the Voluntary Carbon Market(VCM) necessary?

How to generate revenue from carbon credits?

Can anyone participate in emission reduction projects?

Is it possible to register a project even if it is small-scale?

What types of projects are eligible for emission reduction registration?

How can I inquire about greenhouse gas reduction projects?

NeoPlanB Co., Ltd.
Professional Scientific & Technical Services / Environmental Consulting, Greenhouse Gas Reduction Projects

Email : etome@hanmail.net
Tel : 82-2-6949-5507
Fax : 82-50-4248-5546
#920, 9F, 34, Yeongdong-daero 85-gil, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, Korea