Step 4 · Certify & Monetize
From green certificates to VCS forestry carbon sinks and CCER credits — the full map of corporate carbon asset certification.
A green certificate is an environmental credit evaluation issued to enterprises by environmental protection authorities — a formal assessment and recognition of corporate environmental performance. Holding one shows that a company meets established environmental standards and demonstrates environmental creditworthiness and the capacity for sustainable development.
Forestry carbon sink VCS refers to forestry carbon-sink projects certified under the Verified Carbon Standard (VCS). These projects reduce or avoid greenhouse gas emissions through forest protection, reforestation, and forest management, advancing carbon reduction and climate-change mitigation. Verified projects are issued carbon credit certificates that prove their emission reductions and can be traded on the carbon market.
CCER is a credit used to measure and trade carbon emission reductions. It represents the reductions achieved by an enterprise, organization, or project through measures that cut greenhouse gas emissions. These reductions can be traded on the carbon market, supporting its development and rewarding emission-cutting behavior.
Enterprises and organizations can reduce greenhouse gas emissions through energy-saving measures, switching to clean energy, and improving production processes. Once those measures are recognized and verified, the resulting reductions can be converted into CCER credits and bought or sold on the carbon market.
CCER was introduced to encourage proactive corporate emission reduction and provide economic incentives for it. It helps grow the carbon market and accelerates the transition to a low-carbon economy and sustainable development.
Recognized by a global initiative and by industry bodies alike.
WUITU passed the SBTi assessment with its self-developed target methodology; the target is published on the official SBTi site.
Helping build a unified carbon label for China’s light industry: footprint traceability, accounting, and carbon finance services.
In 2022, WUITU was selected for the SBTi corporate white list — a global initiative launched jointly by the Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP), the World Resources Institute (WRI), the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF), and the United Nations Global Compact (UNGC) to help companies set carbon reduction targets consistent with the Paris Agreement goal of keeping global temperature rise well below 2°C.
With its self-developed science-based carbon target management methodology, WUITU passed the SBTi management team assessment; the target has been validated and published on the official SBTi website.
In 2022, WUITU became a vice-president unit of the Carbon Labeling Committee of the China Light Industry Enterprises Investment and Development Association, working to explore and establish a unified carbon labeling system for China’s light industry. Through carbon label evaluation, carbon footprint traceability and accounting, international green certificate development, and carbon finance services, WUITU helps accelerate the industry-wide promotion and adoption of a unified carbon label.
