Carbonsafe has successfully submitted its first Communication on Progress (CoP) to the United Nations Global Compact. Following the submission, the company was granted “Active” status, fulfilling its first official reporting obligation as a participant in the world’s largest corporate sustainability initiative. Carbonsafe joined the United Nations Global Compact in 2025, committing to implement and promote the initiative’s Ten Principles in the areas of human rights, labour standards, environmental protection, and anti-corruption. The Communication on Progress (CoP) is an annual public report
The Carbonsafe team of agronomists has launched the current cycle of routine on-site visits to agricultural holdings participating in the company’s carbon farming projects. These visits are an integral part of the established Monitoring, Reporting and Verification (MRV) system and are carried out regularly throughout the implementation of the projects. Their primary objective is to document the current condition of the monitored fields and the agricultural practices applied during the respective growing season. This enables continuous monitoring of farm development between
The Carbon Market Is Entering a New Phase For many years, carbon markets were largely driven by a single metric – the number of carbon credits generated. The more credits a project could produce, the more successful it appeared to be. Today, that logic is gradually changing. Corporate buyers, financial institutions, and investors are no longer evaluating projects solely by the volume of credits they generate. Instead, one question is becoming increasingly important: How reliable are these carbon credits? The answer depends on one factor
Carbonsafe has successfully completed the joint validation and verification process for the “CARBONSAFE CARBON FARMING PROJECT – NORTH REGION” and has received the final Validation and Verification Report. This milestone confirms that the project complies with the applicable standard and methodology for the measurement, monitoring, reporting, and independent verification of carbon removals in the agricultural sector. The assessment covered all key elements of the project’s management and reporting system, including the project documentation, methodological approach, monitoring procedures, soil sampling and laboratory
Trust Is No Longer Built on Promises Over the past decade, sustainability has become an integral part of corporate strategy. Companies have announced ambitious decarbonization targets, published ESG reports, committed to net-zero pathways, and invested heavily in climate initiatives. These developments have been driven by growing societal expectations, evolving regulations, investor pressure, and the global transition toward a low-carbon economy. Today, however, sustainability is entering a new phase. Setting ambitious goals is no longer enough. Increasingly, companies are being evaluated not by what
At the heart of these changes are two interconnected regulatory frameworks – the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD, Directive (EU) 2022/2464) and the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS). CSRD is the regulatory framework that defines which companies are required to disclose sustainability information and sets out the main requirements for such reporting. ESRS, in turn, are the detailed technical standards developed by EFRAG and adopted by the European Commission, which define the specific indicators, methodologies and disclosure requirements. Unlike the previous Non-Financial
On 11-12 June 2026, the fifth edition of Spinoff Europe Conference 2026 took place at the Technical University of Sofia. The international forum focused on innovation, the deep tech ecosystem, and the transfer of scientific research into real-world business solutions. The event brought together representatives from academia, industry, investors, technology companies, startups, and organizations from across Europe working in fields such as artificial intelligence, biotechnology, cybersecurity, microelectronics, and clean technologies. Carbonsafe participated in the second day of the conference, dedicated
The Carbonsafe team attended Open Days 2026 at Opora Zaden Bulgaria’s demonstration site in the village of Tsalapitsa, where new varieties and hybrids of vegetable crops were presented, along with up-to-date solutions for plant nutrition and crop protection. A key focus of the event was tomatoes. Visitors had the opportunity to explore a wide range of large-fruited pink and red varieties and hybrids, including new solutions with high resistance to Tomato Brown Rugose Fruit Virus (ToBRFV), which is among the most
In May and June 2026, Carbonsafe participated in two key events organised by the European Commission’s Directorate-General for Climate Action (DG CLIMA), focusing on the implementation of the Carbon Removals and Carbon Farming Certification Framework (CRCF). The first event, CRCF Days 2026, took place on 20 – 21 May in Brussels and online. The forum brought together more than 500 representatives from public institutions, certification schemes, project developers, investors, farming organisations, and experts from across Europe to discuss the future development
The carbon credit market is entering a new stage of development. While a few years ago the main focus was on increasing the number of climate projects, attention is now increasingly shifting toward the quality of the carbon credits generated and the level of trust they inspire. The reason is simple: not all carbon credits carry the same value. Behind every credit stands a specific project, a particular methodology for measuring results, and a different approach to quantifying climate impact. As










