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Network ID DE-077-010831DEEN
Voluntary project contributions · Overview

BERDING BETON GmbH

Sum of the documented project contributions

€8,026.53

The sum is the total of the documented voluntary project contributions that support projects. It is not set against the emissions of the company or of individual products.

Documented individual contributions
23
Supported projects
7
Period
2021–2026
Network ID
DE-077-010831

What this page shows — and what it does not

  1. The documented project contributions are voluntary payments supporting selected climate protection measures outside the company's own value chain.
  2. The CO₂e-based reference quantities are not set against a Product Carbon Footprint, a Corporate Carbon Footprint or any other emissions.
  3. The contributions support no statement that a product, a brand or the company is climate neutral, CO₂-neutral, climate-friendly or reduced in emissions.

Documentation note

This page serves documentation purposes only. It is not a certification, not an award and not a statement of environmental quality.

Contributions from the previous documentation system

These contributions were booked before the move to the current system. Everything recorded at the time is shown here.

Timeline

Project contributions per year

Total per booking year · figures in €

The figure shown is the sum of the voluntary project contributions documented in that year. Contributions are assigned by booking date. The amounts do not represent avoided, reduced or compensated emissions.

Project overview

The supported projects

The overview lists every project to which at least one documented individual contribution is assigned in the period shown.

Ruchi Soya Industries Wind

The Wind Ruchi Soya wind energy project in India harnesses the country's wind-rich regions to generate clean electricity and feed it into the national power grid

Location
India
Documented in tracking since
2025
Project ID
180
Project standard
Verified Carbon Standard (VCS)
Registry ID
VCS 835

Direct project support

DTL + MIX I Solarenergieprojekt Bhadla Rajasthan, Indien

The combination links a certificate-based project with separately documented direct support. Its focus is on forest ecology and local development; the certificate-based and direct components are reported separately.

Location
Germany; Togo, West Africa; Rajasthan, India
Documented in tracking since
2025

Direct project support

PROJECT TOGO

PROJECT TOGO combines long-term forest restoration on degraded land in Togo with initiatives for water, education, employment and local value creation. Local teams organise nurseries, forest care, fire prevention and social project activities. Companies can support this work voluntarily beyond their value chain.

Location
Togo, WestAfrica
Documented in tracking since
2023

Bujagali Hydropower

The Bujagali hydroelectric project on the Victoria Nile in Uganda generates clean, renewable energy with a capacity of 250 MW, thereby meeting a large portion of the country's electricity needs

Location
Uganda
Documented in tracking since
2022
Project ID
59
Project standard
Clean Development Mechanism (CDM)
Registry ID
4217

Direct project support

DTL + Diepholzer Moor & Laufwasserkraftwerk Uttarakhand

The combination links a certificate-based project with separately documented direct support. Its focus is on forest ecology and local development; the certificate-based and direct components are reported separately.

Location
Diepholzer Moorniederung; Togo, West Africa; Uttarakhand, India
Documented in tracking since
2023

Direct project support

PROJECT TOGO

Voluntary direct project support in Togo, West Africa. It focuses on natural forest development as well as water, education and local value creation; no CO₂ quantity is assigned to it.

Location
Togo, West Africa
Documented in tracking since
2021

Direct project support

DTL + MIX & Jari Waldschutz

The Jari Pará REDD+ project in the Brazilian Amazon rainforest protects threatened virgin forest areas from illegal logging in order to preserve this vast carbon sink and protect local biodiversity

Location
Germany; Togo, West Africa; Amapá, Brazil
Documented in tracking since
2022
Booking overview

Documented individual contributions

The overview brings together every individual contribution documented in the network. Each individual documentation can be opened separately via its record ID.

Booking dateRecord IDProject contributionSupported project
09/03/2026339-1707-240€54.00Ruchi Soya Industries Wind
05/18/2026418-1599-431€395.63Ruchi Soya Industries Wind
05/26/2025656-1242-710€300.11Ruchi Soya Industries Wind
05/26/2025585-1242-447€173.44DTL + MIX I Solarenergieprojekt Bhadla Rajasthan, Indien
05/06/2025YH6-448-372505€214.88Ruchi Soya Industries Wind
04/30/2025YHX-448-594861€731.36Ruchi Soya Industries Wind
03/17/20252GG-448-397898€557.12Ruchi Soya Industries Wind
07/29/2024NKJ-448-375628€18.59PROJECT TOGO
04/12/2024NH7-448-330308€587.25Bujagali Hydropower
12/04/2023MPA-448-642328€20.51PROJECT TOGO

Basics & classification

How to read this project contribution correctly

Types of project support

Certificate-based project support

Support of a climate protection project with project units. The project standard and registry ID are documented.

Direct project support

Support of a specific ecological, social or combined measure. No particular CO₂e effect is stated.

Further information

Detailed information is available in the natureOffice documentation framework.

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Legal classification

What EmpCo permits

Investments in environmental initiatives may be communicated factually. A project contribution does not have to be certificate-based.

The important limit

No neutral, reduced or positive climate effect of a product may be derived from the project support.

Application

The new rules apply from 27 September 2026.

Notes on communication

Information instead of promised effects

Communicate only the documented facts: project, project type, period and available records.

Keep them apart

A CO₂ balance, a company's own reductions and voluntary project contributions should be presented separately.

Better avoided

Terms such as “climate neutral”, “CO₂-neutral” or “balanced” in connection with project support.