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In our film, we clearly explain how this system works and how we integrate carbon credits into our sustainability strategy. As a timber engineering firm, we take a holistic approach: alongside the ongoing reduction of emissions, we rely on transparent processes and innovative solutions to achieve our climate targets. Our engagement with carbon credits forms part of our comprehensive understanding of responsibility across the entire value chain. With the film series DERIX Circular Construction Stories<\/b>, we are providing a fresh perspective on complex sustainability issues and inviting you to join us in exploring the challenges and opportunities of circular construction. The Film: DERIX Circular Construction Stories -Carbon Credits<\/a>” content_phone=”With the release of the second film in our series DERIX Circular Construction Stories series<\/a> , we are continuing our cinematic exploration of key sustainability issues in timber construction. In this latest film, we focus on the topic of carbon credits and examine their significance in the context of a climate-friendly construction industry. Our film series highlights how sustainable construction works in practice and the role that innovative approaches play in this. In the second part, we report on Germany\u2019s climate target and how CO\u2082 emissions can be accounted for, reduced and \u2013 where unavoidable \u2013 offset through carbon credits. At the same time, we demonstrate the contribution made by wood, a material that plays a special role in climate protection as a natural CO\u2082 sink. Carbon credits are a key component on the path to a climate-neutral economy. They enable us to offset unavoidable emissions whilst supporting projects that actively contribute to climate protection. We generate carbon credits for all our construction projects and pass these on to our customers upon request. In our film, we clearly explain how this system works and how we integrate carbon credits into our sustainability strategy. As a timber engineering firm, we take a holistic approach: alongside the ongoing reduction of emissions, we rely on transparent processes and innovative solutions to achieve our climate targets. Our engagement with carbon credits forms part of our comprehensive understanding of responsibility across the entire value chain. With the film series DERIX Circular Construction Stories<\/b>, we are providing a fresh perspective on complex sustainability issues and inviting you to join us in exploring the challenges and opportunities of circular construction. 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In the second part, we report on Germany\u2019s climate target and how CO\u2082 emissions can be accounted for, reduced and \u2013 where unavoidable \u2013 offset through carbon credits. At the same time, we demonstrate the contribution made by wood, a material that plays a special role in climate protection as a natural CO\u2082 sink.<\/p>\n Carbon credits are a key component on the path to a climate-neutral economy. They enable us to offset unavoidable emissions whilst supporting projects that actively contribute to climate protection. We generate carbon credits for all our construction projects and pass these on to our customers upon request. In our film, we clearly explain how this system works and how we integrate carbon credits into our sustainability strategy.<\/p>\n As a timber engineering firm, we take a holistic approach: alongside the ongoing reduction of emissions, we rely on transparent processes and innovative solutions to achieve our climate targets. Our engagement with carbon credits forms part of our comprehensive understanding of responsibility across the entire value chain.<\/p>\n With the film series DERIX Circular Construction Stories<\/b>, we are providing a fresh perspective on complex sustainability issues and inviting you to join us in exploring the challenges and opportunities of circular construction.<\/p>\n