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Richemont International SA

Named as beneficiary of 301,000 t CO₂e retired in 9 retirements from 2 projects · 2019-04 → 2023-03

Source: the public retirement records of VCS (beneficiary named by the registry). A retirement beneficiary is not necessarily the direct purchaser of the credits, and only retirements where the registry publishes the beneficiary are counted, so the total can be lower than what the organisation retired. The quality view below is CarbonMeld's assessment of each project — not a rating of the company. Something wrong? Tell us.

What these tonnes are

  • Projects currently rated 7+/100%
  • Projects currently rated below 5/10100%
  • Projects without a current rating0%
  • Projects with a registry red flag (rejected, withdrawn…)0%
  • Projects carrying the registry's CCP label0%
  • Carbon removal projects0%
  • Projects carrying a CORSIA eligibility label0%

Shares weight each project by the tonnes this organisation retired from it: the denominator is all retired tonnes and the categories overlap — a project can carry several labels at once. They use today's registry labels and CarbonMeld assessments of the projects, not the vintage-specific certification of the retired units, and not those at the time of retirement. The unassessed share is not a quality verdict: it names projects without a current CarbonMeld assessment.

Projects retired

  1. Luangwa Community Forests ProjectVCS-1775Zambia194,000 t
    4.5/10
  2. LOWER ZAMBEZI REDD+ PROJECTVCS-1202Zambia107,000 t
    4.3/10

Latest retirements

DateTonnesVintageProject
2023-03-2820,0002018Luangwa Community Forests Project
2021-09-1074,0002016Luangwa Community Forests Project
2020-10-07100,0002015Luangwa Community Forests Project
2019-11-2826,5002018LOWER ZAMBEZI REDD+ PROJECT
2019-09-2541,1972017LOWER ZAMBEZI REDD+ PROJECT
2019-09-255,0002017LOWER ZAMBEZI REDD+ PROJECT
2019-09-253032017LOWER ZAMBEZI REDD+ PROJECT
2019-04-0227,0002017LOWER ZAMBEZI REDD+ PROJECT
2019-04-027,0002017LOWER ZAMBEZI REDD+ PROJECT