ZURICH / LONDON (IT BOLTWISE) – Openly, a pioneer in the field of biogenic building systems, has launched a new CO2 certification program for buildings in collaboration with the climate protection organization myclimate. This initiative aims to make the construction sector more sustainable and offers building owners the opportunity to reduce their carbon footprint while benefiting financially from the voluntary carbon market.
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Openly, a pioneer in the field of biogenic building systems, has introduced a new certification program for CO2 certificates in collaboration with the renowned climate protection organization myclimate. This initiative marks a significant step towards sustainable construction and offers an innovative way to capture carbon in buildings. Through the partnership with myclimate, the program is supported by an organization that has been committed to climate protection for years.
Openly’s certification program is based on the Global Construction C-Sink Standard developed by the Ithaka Institute and Carbon Standards International. This standard ensures a transparent and scientifically based assessment of the net carbon storage performance of biogenic buildings. It also meets the requirements of the EU Carbon Removal Certification Framework (CRCF), which increases the credibility and acceptance of the certificates on the market.
A key advantage of Openly’s CO2 certificates is their transparency. All certificates are publicly available in Carbon Standards International’s Global C-Sink Registry. This allows companies to use the certificates for insetting as part of their CO2 reporting. Andy Keel, CEO and founder of Openly, emphasizes that certifying buildings as carbon sinks not only creates measurable climate benefits, but also paves the way for tradable carbon credits that drive change in the construction industry.
The construction sector is responsible for approximately 39 percent of global carbon emissions, making decarbonization of this industry a critical task. Openly aims to convert buildings from emission sources into permanent carbon storage by using biogenic building materials. Several projects are close to certification, and additional CO2 certificates are being marketed under the milton.earth brand. This development could make an important contribution to achieving global climate goals.
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