The

Riverse Registry

ensures traceability, transparency, and avoids double counting for Riverse Carbon Credits.

Riverse Carbon Credits (RCCs) are exchanged through the Riverse registry.
The Registry tracks each credit's full journey, from issuance to retirement. The Registry is open for all, to provide full transparency on claims related to RCCs.

Introducing Riverse Carbon Credits

Riverse Carbon Credits (RCCs) are credits issued through the Riverse Standard, ans traded through the Riverse registry.
Each RCC represents one metric ton of CO2 that has been either avoided or removed from the atmosphere. By trading RCCs on the carbon market, projects can amplify their impact on climate change mitigation.

RCCs fall into two distinct categories:

Removal Credits (rRCC) are generated by projects that actively remove carbon from the atmosphere.

Avoidance Credits (aRCC) signify the greenhouse gases that projects have successfully prevented from being released.

RCCs are the preferred choice for buyers seeking:

Transparency

RCCs are backed by auditable, precise industrial data.

Integrity

The issuance of RCCs via the Riverse Standard adheres to the most stringent VCM integrity guidelines.

Proximity

European industrial decarbonization projects generate RCCs, aligning with the value chains and regional focus of corporate purchasers.

Impact

RCCs originate from projects poised for significant decarbonization impact within the next five years.

RCCs have all been verified, meaning the CO2e removal or avoidance has occurred. They can be retired and claimed by buyers, as part of their climate actions.
Buyers aiming to advance impactful decarbonization initiatives can opt for pre-credits, representing projected CO2e reductions. These have been validated and will be converted to RCCs upon the verification of the stated environmental benefits.