Setting new sustainability standards

Net-Zero isn’t just a slogan, it’s real ACTION.

The VAXA Energy to Food (E₂F) technology embraces the principles of circularity by using a verified carbon-neutral production process to grow Icelandic Ultra Spirulina (IUS), which is unique in that it has natural active B12 and offers nutritional parity to beef.

A net-zero strategy includes the following steps

Step 1

Measuring carbon emissions across scope 1, 2, and 3.

Step 2

Setting science-based targets that are realistic and achievable.

Step 3

Developing a decarbonization strategy.

Step 4

Offset unabated residual emissions with projects that offer transparency, traceability, and visibility.

Step 5

Tell your story! Be proud of the steps you are taking to create a better future for people and the planet.

Take ACTION

Take ACTION with VAXA and positively impact people’s lives globally. Be an effective role model on a global scale.

A net-zero pledge with VAXA moves beyond carbon while supporting the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.

Net-Zero commitments with science-based targets

Companies must ensure offsetting is part of a proactive approach to sustainability. Steps for a Net-Zero strategy include evaluating environmental performance, implementing emissions reduction measures, and partnering with reputable carbon projects. Companies should engage stakeholders and prioritize transparency by publicly disclosing carbon reduction initiatives. This comprehensive approach demonstrates commitment to environmental responsibility and contributes to a sustainable future.

We understand the importance of evaluating and measuring our environmental performance, regardless of size or industry. By establishing baseline emissions, each company can take effective steps toward implementing a strategy that reduces our environmental impact.

These steps can range from simple actions like adopting renewable energy solutions, reducing waste, and promoting sustainable transportation methods, to more complex and long-term commitments that eliminate unsustainable practices.

Once an organization has measured its emissions and taken measurable steps to reduce them, it can focus on offsetting any remaining unabated emissions.

As part of any offset strategy, companies must commit to partnering with reputable and high-quality carbon projects that align with their goals and environmental commitments.

Furthermore, an important part of the offsetting strategy is to effectively engage with all stakeholders, including suppliers, customers, and employees, to raise awareness of the steps that have been taken and to ensure a long-term emission management strategy that aligns with science-based targets and net-zero commitments.

Transparency is one of our key values and disclosing carbon reduction initiatives and progress is encouraged in the voluntary carbon market.

This can inspire other businesses to join us in increasing sustainability efforts and contribute to a sustainable future for all.

By adopting this comprehensive and proactive approach, a genuine commitment to environmental responsibility is clearly demonstrated. Carbon offsets serve as an additional tool in a sustainability toolbox, allowing us to make a meaningful contribution towards a sustainable future.