Reduce Your Carbon Footprint Locally
Reducing your carbon footprint should create real impact close to home. Our Certified & Verified NL Carbon Offsets are generated from engineered municipal wetland systems right here in Newfoundland & Labrador. When you purchase locally generated credits, you are directly supporting sustainable wastewater infrastructure in Atlantic Canadian communities.
Unlike generic international offsets, these credits are measurable, audited, and tied to real municipal projects. Your investment helps reduce operating costs for participating towns while funding future wetland systems — creating environmental benefits and economic value within the communities where you live and operate.
Why Local Carbon Offsets Matter?
By buying local, you’re not only reducing your emissions, you’re funding environmental stewardship and municipal innovation. With every Carbon Neutral Canada buyer, we build natural infrastructure and small-town sustainability.
Aker Solutions, MYSA, and DMK Chartered Accountants are some of the firms that have already carbon-neutralized their businesses with the help of NL Carbon Offsets.
Your Carbon Footprint, Our Shared Responsibility
Join us. IF you are either a citizen who is ready to Go Carbon Zero, or start the journey 25%- 50%, or an organization interested in achieving ESG targets. Our Carbon Offsets Canada is an innovative, ethical solution by nature.
By purchasing our Certified Carbon Offsets, you:
▶︎ Support climate innovation in Newfoundland & Labrador.
▶︎ Lower corporate responsibility rankings.
▶︎ Encourage climate action at the community level.
▶︎ Align with growing Carbon Pricing Canada
▶︎ Actually, it contributes to reducing carbon emissions
Pricing Info
Minimum Canadian National Carbon Pollution Price Schedule
(2023-2030)
Canada’s minimum national price on carbon pollution for explicit price-based systems (i.e., systems that directly set a price on emissions) was $65 per tonne of GHG emissions calculated in carbon dioxide equivalent (CO2e) in 2023, and increases by $15 per year to $170 per tonne CO2e in 2030 according to the following schedule:
Minimum Carbon Pollution Price ($CAD/tonne C02e )
| Year | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 | 2026 | 2027 | 2028 | 2029 | 2030 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $65 | $80 | $95 | $110 | $125 | $140 | $155 | $170 |
As we operate in the volunteer market, ultimately it is your choice what to pay for our carbon offsets (CO).
We have moved our recommended base price up from our initial $25/CO unit to $45/CO unit to reflect the increase in the global carbon pricing, and what is the carbon price of pollution for heavy industrial polluters who are regulated here in Canada, now at $95/CO unit, and increasing. See Federal Update on GHG emissions pricing for regulated polluters.
We ask you to considerathe higher volunteer price of $60/CO unit with our Social commitment to transfer 50% of all funds back to the Newfoundland Towns who moved to Green Natural Wetland System, to support them and their choice to go with Natrual Infrastructure.
Steps to Purchasing Carbon Offsets
Step 1 – Determine or Select Your Offset Purchase
There are lots of calculators on the internet to help you determine your carbon footprint, please return after you have calculated your flight, car or truck, or lifestyle. For Company owners we can help with affiliated carbon footprint consultants to work out your company’s carbon footprint.
Too much to jump to full Carbon Neutral, so start small 10%, 25%, 50%. Its not the last step climbing a mountain that is the most important, it’s the first step.
For a simple purchase see rules of thumb below:
- The average home owner’s carbon footprint is between 15- 20 CO2 Tonnes / year.
- Your car or truck can be 3-15 CO2 Tonnes per year based on miles driven, age & type of vehicle.
- Average car (12,000 Km /year) 3 tonnes, and a large truck (100,000 Km/ year) 15 Tonnes.
- Air travel varies a lot but on average is 1 CO2 tonne per seat per 4hr length of flight.
Step 2 – If You Have any Questions?
There are a lot of answers to questions in our documents in the News/Media section above. If you have any questions that you don’t find answered there, or you need further clarification please contact us and we would be glad to answer them, if we can.
Step 3 – Do you wish a Carbon Offset Certificate?
- Please see copies of the Carbon Offset certificates above, in our Photo Section.
- We can email a pdf file of your certificate $5 cost,
- A high-quality printed copy that you frame yourself $15 cost,
- Or we can provide a very nice framed certificate at $150 cost.
- Framing is usually for larger company purchases or for presents or individuals that wish to display and are proud they have gone Carbon Neutral
Step 4 – Calculate Your Cost of Purchase
We are required to document several details on each sale of Carbon Offsets for the retirement (serialization) of the Carbon Offsets held on the CSA Registry. This ensures that once the specific Carbon Offsets are sold, they can never be resold.
Step 5 – Send Email and Pay for Offsets
Make Payment by Direct Deposit
CIBC Account No.: 8407118
IBAN No.: CC0010000638407118
SWIFT Code : CIBCCATT
CIBC Branch Address:
Box 30, 215 Water Street, St. John’s NL, A1C 6C9
Account Name: Sharp Management Inc.
Make Payment by e-transfer
Contact: 709-330-7878
Email: glenn@sharpmgmt.ca
Why Local Carbon Offsets Matter?
By buying local, you’re not only reducing your emissions, you’re funding environmental stewardship and municipal innovation. With every Carbon Neutral Canada buyer, we build natural infrastructure and small-town sustainability.
Aker Solutions, MYSA, and DMK Chartered Accountants are some of the firms that have already carbon-neutralized their businesses with the help of NL Carbon Offsets.
Your Carbon Footprint, Our Shared Responsibility
Join us. IF you are either a citizen who is ready to Go Carbon Zero, or start the journey 25%- 50%, or an organization interested in achieving ESG targets. Our Carbon Offsets Canada is an innovative, ethical solution by nature.
By purchasing our Certified Carbon Offsets, you:
▶︎ Support climate innovation in Newfoundland & Labrador.
▶︎ Lower corporate responsibility rankings.
▶︎ Encourage climate action at the community level.
▶︎ Align with growing Carbon Pricing Canada
▶︎ Actually, it contributes to reducing carbon emissions
