Plastic waste is a growing environmental challenge that has significant impacts on the planet’s ecosystems, human health, and natural resources. With plastic production projected to increase in the coming years, it is imperative to find innovative and sustainable solutions to address this issue. One such solution is the use of plastic credits, a market-based mechanism that incentivises and promotes sustainable plastic use and recycling practices.
Join the effort to reduce plastic waste and promote sustainability by incorporating plastic credits into your organisation’s strategy. Stay informed about developments in the plastic credits market and consider partnering with experts to implement a comprehensive approach that addresses plastic waste and promotes sustainability.
Plastic waste is a critical environmental challenge that requires innovative and sustainable solutions. Plastic credits offer a market-based mechanism that incentivises and promotes sustainable plastic use and recycling practices. By exploring the different types of plastic credits, their applications, properties, market developments, and global impact, we can better understand the potential of plastic credits to address plastic waste and promote sustainability. However, we must also acknowledge the limitations and potential unintended consequences of using plastic credits as a solution to plastic waste. As we continue to address this challenge, let us remember that a comprehensive approach that addresses the root causes of plastic waste and promotes sustainability is necessary to protect the environment and natural resources for generations to come.
With a background in media, technology and production, Carl holds an MA in Journalism and Documentary from Volda University College. Carl has worked as a lecturer, producer and entrepreneur. Having started his own film company, Carl later founded the fintech startup SmartWay - an offline mobile payment platform in the Oslo fintech scene. Carl combines expertise in innovation, technology and project management to implement new circular economy workflows. In April 2018, Carl joined Empower as co-founder and COO to manage operations and pilot projects involving tracking and collection partners.