Azul NeoCarbon, Azul Linhas Aéreas' new business unit focused on consulting and trading carbon credits, has partnered with Caixa Econômica Federal to offer customized solutions to companies looking to offset their greenhouse gas emissions.
The agreement aims to make the carbon market more accessible by creating a channel for environmental knowledge and engagement for organizations of different sizes and sectors.
The proposal is that customers can reduce their carbon footprint in a simple, reliable way and with specialized technical support, through the acquisition of carbon credits from projects certified by international standards, such as VCS (Verified Carbon Standard), the CDM (Clean Development Mechanism) and the GS (Gold Standard).
"We want to support and guide organizations from all sectors in the energy transition and decarbonization process, using our expertise and specialized team," explains Filipe Alvarez, Sustainability, Governance and Management Discipline Manager at Azul, who is responsible for Azul NeoCarbon.
The purchase of carbon credits is an environmental offsetting strategy that involves investing in projects that prevent or eliminate greenhouse gas emissions, such as reforestation, renewable energy, and forest conservation. According to Azul NeoCarbon, the partnership with Caixa will enable scalable access to this type of solution while maintaining the technical integrity and traceability required by the market.
"Sustainability is a strategic pillar of Caixa's work as an agent of digital, social, and environmental transformation. This partnership represents a concrete step forward in expanding access to the carbon market, with solutions aligned with the highest international standards," says Paulo Rodrigo de Lemos Lopes, the institution's vice president of Sustainability and Digital Citizenship.
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