The KWOTA Standard
The global circular economy is only 7.2%. By doubling this number we could fulfill the Paris agreement by 2030.
Audited By KPMG
Digital verification of CO2 reduction from material recycling
KWOTA Standard is the first global standard for digital verification of CO₂ reduction from material recycling and increased circularity in the voluntary carbon market. KWOTA Standard, procedures and methodologies reflect the International Organisation for Standardisation (ISO) principles for life cycle assessment (LCA) and greenhouse gas emissions quantification.
For Quantifying CO2 Reduction from Paper and Board Recycling
For Quantifying CO2 Reduction from Plastics Recycling
How does the use of secondary materials reduce CO2 emissions?
Be the change for a cleaner future tomorrow
Processing Raw Materials
1. Logging and Transport
2. De-Barking
3. Chipping
4. Chemical Pulping
5. Mechanical Pulping
6. Fibre Washing, Screening and Drying
7. Paper Making
MORE CO2 EMITTED
Processing Secondary Materials
1. Collecting and Transporting Waste Paper
2. De-Pulping Waste Paper
3. De-Inking
4. Fibre Washing, Screening, Drying
5. Paper Making
LESS CO2 EMITTED
51% of CO₂ emissions are related to material production
Did you know replacing 1 tonne of raw materials with 1 tonne of recyclable materials would reduce CO₂ emissions by up to 60%? We do that by verifying and standardising the total amount of recyclable materials used during production over the use of virgin materials.
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