CNF
A premier carbon consulting company in Canada, playing a vital role in the journey towards a net-zero future.
Our commitment lies in assisting various sectors to decrease their emissions and contribute to a greener future. We take pride in offering comprehensive reports and precise calculations, which are vital for clients engaged in the low CI-fuel markets striving to achieve net-zero emissions.
- Providing expert guidance
- Fostering meaningful connections
- Delivering real value for a sustainable future
Providing guidance on reducing GHG emissions while helping you capitalize on the financial benefits of the carbon market.
Services
GHG Quantification and Accounting
Calculates your Carbon Intensity (CI) score accurately and reliably with the help of advanced GHG accounting software and models
Emission Optimization Report & Analysis
Provide insights and strategies to reduce your carbon footprint and maximize your carbon credits
Regulation & Policies Consultation
Ensures your business stays compliant and maximizes its carbon offset opportunities
Administration and Communication
Streamlines operations and enhances productivity by managing essential administrative tasks such as documentation & coordination
Sam T.
Ceo & Founder
CarboNik Firm accurately calculated our greenhouse gas emissions and suggested multiple strategies to lower our CI score. They are essential partners in our journey towards becoming a more environmentally responsible company.
Deniz
Fleet Manager
The comprehensive GHG reduction insights not only bolstered our planning but also enabled us to capitalize on our strategies in the Carbon market of Canada.
Sine Brynne
Renewable Energy Expert
I needed actionable ways to cut emissions. Their solutions accurately measured our carbon footprint and guided our shift to greener practices, boosting both our sustainability and baseline.
A. Kamarianakis
Entrepreneur
Understanding our carbon emissions seemed daunting, but CNF provided user-friendly tools and expert guidance, and we were able to accurately assess our carbon footprint and identify areas for improvement.
Mehran Karbalaei
Climate Policy Specialist
CNF's precise emissions analysis and market-based solutions have strengthened our strategies for effective change. They have become an invaluable asset to our company.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the Clean Fuel Regulations?
The Clean Fuel Regulations in Canada work by focusing on lowering the amount of greenhouse gasses released into the environment. These rules encourage the creation and use of cleaner technologies and the spread of fuels that have less impact on the environment across Canada. The rules for the transportation of fuels across Canada were implemented in July 2023.
What are Carbon credits?
Carbon credits, also known as carbon offsets, are units of measurement representing the reduction, avoidance, or removal of one metric ton of carbon dioxide or equivalent greenhouse gasses. They are designed to incentivize the development and adoption of clean technologies and to increase the use of fuels with low carbon impacts.
Why is calculating carbon intensity important under these regulations?
The Clean Fuel Regulation requires fuel suppliers and producers to gradually reduce the carbon intensity by 2030. Calculating carbon intensity helps measure the emissions associated with different types of fuels, inform the effectiveness of clean fuels, technologies and processes, and ensures compliance.
What are compliance credits?
During each compliance period, primary suppliers must demonstrate their compliance by either creating credits or acquiring credits from other creators to meet the required amount of credits for compliance. They are designed to incentivize the development and adoption of clean technologies and to increase the use of fuels with low carbon impacts.
How often do carbon intensity scores need to be recalculated?
Carbon intensity scores will need to be verified annually through third-party verification, and credits could be revoked or updated if input data is found to be incorrect, out of date or missing. Carbon intensity scores may need to be recalculated periodically to ensure accuracy.
Are there specific guidelines that must be followed when calculating carbon intensity?
Yes, Methods for Verification and Certification — Clean Fuel Regulations document, developed and published by the Minister, outlines regulatory requirements and guidance to ensure uniformity in the implementation of the Clean Fuel Regulations.