Achieving a net-zero carbon emissions goal involves three major steps: inventory, reduction, and offsetting. However, the first two steps are typically handled by specialized firms, yet there is a lack of a trustworthy carbon credit trading platform.

The carbon credit market sees numerous trades, yet due to a lack of understanding, companies often end up buying credits that don't meet the requirements set by procurement standards. Moreover, some unscrupulous entities exploit carbon credit issues to engage in deceptive practices, selling expired or fake credits.

Procuring the correct carbon credits and effectively offsetting emissions is a complex discipline. It involves selecting the appropriate type, year, and price of credits. Formulating carbon strategies is essential to address the challenges companies face on their path to carbon neutrality.