ABOUT US
Carbon Legacy & Sustainability Limited is an independent UK organisation. Enabling bereaved families the opportunity to mitigate impact upon the environment caused by carbon emissions from their funerals. No matter where, whether cremation or burial, we are also helping to decarbonise the funerals of the future.
make the change, offset associated funeral emissions with us!
WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS TO USING US?
Offset your Emissions
No matter where the funeral takes place, purchasing an essential carbon offset will transform your funeral. Ensuring net-zero carbon emissions and helping the future transition to renewable fuels.
Supporting Crematorium Decarbonisation
We provide funds to support the UK's independent crematoriums transition to renewable energy. 40% of proceeds are set aside to support the decarbonisation and transition to renewable energy and electric furnaces.
Plant a Tree
That's right, in addition to carbon offsetting, we plant a tree that will absorb the associated funeral emissions in less than 2 decades.
Create a Legacy
We help you create a Carbon Legacy you can be proud of.
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Offset the emissions and invest in accredited renewable energy and carbon capture projects.
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We provide support to the UK’s independent crematorium's transition to renewable energy.
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We plant a tree that will absorb the associated funeral emissions in less than 2 decades.
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We help you create a Carbon Legacy you can be proud of.
The accredited carbon offsets meet the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals which are the blueprint to achieve a better and more sustainable future for all.
Planting a tree to absorb emissions
In addition to offsetting the carbon emissions we also arrange for tree planting in the UK.
Our UK planting partner is Forest Carbon with locations across Scotland, England, Wales and Ireland. They are certified by the Woodland Carbon Code – which is supported by the UK government and internationally recognised by ICROA. Planting the ‘right tree in the right place’ is required though adherence to the Forestry Commission standards.
