On 16 September 2025, Carbonsafe will take part in the third regional #SPARK session, organized by the UN Global Compact, dedicated to the theme: “SMEs Driving Climate Action Through Science-Based Targets.” The event will bring together international experts, business leaders, and representatives of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to discuss how sustainable practices and science-based climate targets can help companies reduce emissions and achieve net zero by 2050. Carbonsafe will be represented by Dobromir Kasabov, Head of Trade & Finance, who will join
Carbon farming is no longer just a scientific term – it is becoming a practical tool for resilience, adaptation, and additional income for farmers. To take full advantage of these opportunities, agricultural holdings need reliable, locally adapted, and easily accessible educational resources. This article presents key European and national sources, as well as the role of Carbonsafe – the first Bulgarian carbon farming program, which helps farmers move from theory to practice. Who benefits from these resources? The educational materials are aimed at
In an interview for the outlet “Glasat na Zemedeltsa” (The Voice of the Farmer), Dobromir Kasabov – Head of Trade and Finance at Carbonsafe – explains how the program combines scientific foundation, agronomic benefits, and international recognition to transform soil health into real economic value for farmers. Key highlights: 🔹 Carbonsafe is the only program in the world with 100% annual soil sampling – a guarantee of transparency, trust, and measurable results. 🔹 Farmers benefit twice – through higher yields and optimized costs,
At the heart of every field lies an invisible potential – carbon. With the new season come new opportunities to turn this natural resource into reliable income. Carbonsafe provides farmers with the tools and knowledge to earn more while leaving a greener footprint. What is Carbonsafe? Carbonsafe is the first Bulgarian carbon farming program that supports farmers in applying regenerative practices based on 100% annual soil sampling and provides them with the opportunity to earn additional income through carbon credits. Each farmer enrolled
On July 31, 2025, the Carbonsafe team conducted a specialized presentation and training session for representatives of the National Agricultural Advisory Service (NAAS) at Hotel Lion, Borovets. The main topic of the event was the certification of carbon removals and the generation of carbon credits – a key tool for sustainable development in the agricultural sector. During the first part of the training, the following topics were covered: • the legislative framework and the principles of carbon certification; • the methods and procedures
The Bulgarian carbon farming program Carbonsafe continues to strengthen its leadership not only nationally but also on the international stage. Thanks to its innovative approach, scientific precision, and commitment to farmers, Carbonsafe actively participates in the most prestigious European and global forums for carbon markets and sustainable agriculture. Carbonsafe’s Participation in International Events in 2025 European Carbon Farming Summit – Dublin, March 2025 The summit brought together experts, farmers, policymakers, and project developers from across Europe. Carbonsafe presented real-life examples of implementing regenerative
We are proud to announce that Carbonsafe JSC has officially joined the UN Global Compact Local Network in Bulgaria (BMGD) – the world’s largest corporate sustainability initiative. Our membership was unanimously approved by the Network’s National Council, which includes leading Bulgarian companies and organizations such as Asarel-Medet, Aurubis Bulgaria, Lidl Bulgaria, Overgas, Solvay Sodi, Sopharma, and the bCause Foundation. 👉 Read the official announcement on the UNGC Bulgaria website Why the Global Compact? The UN Global Compact provides a framework for
Climate change is no longer a distant concern—it already affects farms across Bulgaria. Droughts, shifting seasons, and extreme weather events are putting pressure on agricultural producers to adapt and build more resilient practices. Carbon farming has emerged as one of the most promising strategies—not only for improving soil health, but also for contributing to global efforts to curb climate change. What is the connection between agriculture and climate? Agriculture is both impacted by and contributes to climate change. It accounts for nearly
What does the EU legal framework mean for carbon farming? What should Bulgarian farmers know? In an exclusive interview for the publication “The Voice of the Farmer,” Velislava Nenova – legal advisor at Carbonsafe™ – discussed Bulgaria’s role in the European regulatory landscape, the need for clarity in the certification of carbon credits, and expectations surrounding the EU’s upcoming legal framework. Main Highlights: 🔹 The legal uncertainty surrounding carbon credits in Europe is about to be addressed through new regulations that will ensure
With growing attention to climate change and environmental responsibility, carbon credits are becoming a dual-value tool—both for protecting the environment and increasing the incomes of farmers. In the Bulgarian context, this creates real economic opportunities, combined with innovative sustainable practices. What Are Carbon Credits? A carbon credit represents a unit equivalent to one tonne of carbon dioxide (CO₂), or an equivalent amount of other greenhouse gases, that has been: • reduced, • removed from the atmosphere, or • prevented from being emitted thanks to a