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The strawberries are large and flavorful early in the season. They are called Favori and grow on tables in an energy-efficient greenhouse at Toppe Gartneri.
Rygge Meieri, as the first dairy in Norway, has chosen to offset the carbon emissions associated with the production of its signature cheese, Bjølsund brie, which holds both the national championship title and the Specialty label.
Sparebanken Vest is acutely aware of its responsibility as a bank in arguably the most crucial decade for addressing the world's "code red" situation. The solutions developed in the Vestland region, which the world needs, create lasting value for the area.
SR-Bank has long been a prominent player in sustainability. Now, they are using their position to set a new standard in the climate fight: CO2 that is released can only be managed responsibly by removing an equivalent amount of carbon from the atmosphere. All the carbon is stored locally in agricultural soil in Rogaland.
The Lystgården Foundation is a center for food and urban agriculture. Through JORD & BORD (soil and table), they work with both ecological and social sustainability. From the beginning of 2023, Lystgården has been a carbon remover with Down to Earth. They store the carbon themselves and actively use it in their own cultivation and activities.
Hardanger Fjord Lodge is permeated by the goal of giving back more to nature than it takes. Since the beginning of 2023, the hotel has been a proud Down to Earth carbon remover.
Høgevarde stores carbon to reduce the carbon footprint from constructing Europe's most extensive bike trail network.
Vestre has chosen Down to Earth as carbon removal provider. The carbon is stored with local farmers nearby, and some of it even on the roof of Vestre's own furniture factory, The Plus.
Every effort helps make a difference. That’s why Tripletex has made sustainability a priority, with carbon removal with Down to Earth being a part of that effort.
Fauna makes sustainable living fun and easy. Consumers who make eco-friendly choices, earn Fauna points. These unlock holidays and experiences, or can be spent on climate causes, such as carbon removal with Down to Earth!
At Stokkøya Strandhotell, all guests have the opportunity to offset the carbon footprint of their stay.
Spesialgrossisten mediates food from local farmers to grocery stores, hotels, and restaurants. The focus on local food is value-based, and the potential for carbon storage in the value chain is substantial: The products Spesialgrossisten mediates are grown in the carbon stored to offset their carbon footprint.
Gloppen Hotel in Sandane is a part of Classic Norway Hotels. Here, carbon storage offsets the carbon footprint from the laundry of textiles and self-produced beer. Down to Earth and Classic Norway Hotels are working to integrate carbon storage into more of their hotels and across various products and services.
In collaboration with the supplier ISS, Statens Vegvesen aims to bring their canteen operations into climate balance. Statens Vegvesen has been a part of the Down To Earth network since 2022.
Gjensidige has set an ambitious goal to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from its own operations by 75 percent by 2025, and achieve net zero emissions of greenhouse gases by 2050, in accordance with the Paris Agreement. Now, they are working with Down to Earth to remove the tons they are unable to cut!
At Bergen Kaffebrenneri's two cafes, carbon storage is included in your daily coffee! This way, the carbon footprint from the cup of coffee is offset with negative emissions.
At Lauget Kaffi og Kultur in Sandane in Gloppen, the carbon footprint of all coffee and tea is offset.
Elkonor has chosen Down to Earth to remove 50 tons of CO2 in 2024. The work is already in progress in a measurable process, where we can track the carbon on its journey.
Stefanus Alliance works for religious freedom and to support persecuted religious minorities worldwide. Many of the most vulnerable people in the world live in countries heavily impacted by climate change, something that Stefanus' staff and partners experience daily
Cultura Bank aims for money to contribute to clean air, clean water, more justice, and a greater sense of community. By becoming a customer of Norsk Karbonlagring, they've added carbon storage to this list. We are very proud to assist Cultura in further developing its sustainability efforts.