BOYERTOWN, PA — ClimeCo is celebrating its 15th anniversary as a leader in sustainability, coinciding with a significant milestone of reducing, avoiding, or removing over 40 million tonnes of CO2e emissions since its founding in 2009. This accomplishment is equivalent to eliminating emissions from more than 4.5 billion gallons of gasoline consumption.
Under the leadership of Founder and CEO William Flederbach, ClimeCo has grown from its initial focus on industrial nitrous oxide (N2O) abatement to a global sustainability solutions provider, offering organizations advanced tools for their decarbonization journeys. “For 15 years, ClimeCo has been committed to creating immediate and lasting climate impact,” said Flederbach. “Our evolution from managing industrial abatement projects to becoming a global leader in decarbonization solutions reflects our unwavering dedication to environmental stewardship. Surpassing 40 million tonnes of CO2e abated is not just a number—it represents real, tangible benefits for our planet and future generations.”
Key achievements over the past 15 years include establishing ClimeCo as a leading developer of N2O abatement projects, creating the first verified plastic credit under Verra, and helping define the voluntary carbon market through thought leadership. The company has also expanded its impact globally, delivering projects that support local economies and improve community quality of life.
With a presence in North America, Singapore, and Europe, including a new office in Türkiye, ClimeCo remains focused on delivering innovative, market-based climate solutions. Chief Operating Officer Derek Six emphasized the company’s commitment to its mission, stating, “Our 15-year journey has been about consistently doing the right thing. As we look to the future, we’re excited to build on our legacy, create new markets, and empower more organizations to make a significant environmental impact.”
ClimeCo’s dedication to advancing a low-carbon future continues to shape the global landscape, ensuring a sustainable tomorrow for generations to come.
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