Global Carbon Accountability Index

Who's actually fixing the planet — and who's paying to?

The global carbon market surpassed $1 trillion in 2025. $107 billion in carbon pricing revenues are now collected worldwide — yet most corporate offset claims remain unverified. We track the companies doing real environmental good and rank them by verified spend. No spin. No greenwashing. Just facts.

214+
Companies tracked
$1T+
Global carbon market 2025
29%
of global GHG now priced
$107B
Carbon pricing revenues
Shell reports 12,000 litre North Sea spill — investigation ongoing· Reuters
Amazon deforestation up 14% in Q1 — Brazil govt satellite data· AP
Greenpeace flags illegal trawling off West African coast· Guardian
New gas field approved off Mozambique coast· FT
Indonesian palm oil firm loses certification over deforestation· Reuters
Arctic methane readings hit 10-year high — NOAA report· NOAA
Shell reports 12,000 litre North Sea spill — investigation ongoing· Reuters
Amazon deforestation up 14% in Q1 — Brazil govt satellite data· AP
Greenpeace flags illegal trawling off West African coast· Guardian
New gas field approved off Mozambique coast· FT
Indonesian palm oil firm loses certification over deforestation· Reuters
Arctic methane readings hit 10-year high — NOAA report· NOAA
Carbon Offset Leaderboard

The companies putting money where it matters.

Ranked by verified annual carbon offset spend. Sponsored positions are available — a fixed percentage of all fees goes directly to our charity partners.

RankCompanyAnnual SpendCauseYoY
1
MS
MicrosoftSponsored
Technology · Carbon Negative by 2030
$1.2B / yr
ReforestationDAC
12%
2
AP
AppleSponsored
Technology · Supply Chain Zero
$890M / yr
Ocean PlasticSolar
8%
3
IK
IKEA Foundation
Retail · People & Planet Positive
$620M / yr
Clean WaterWind
22%
4
AL
Alphabet / Google
Technology · Carbon Free Energy
$580M / yr
Coral ReefsKelp
→ 0%
5
UN
Unilever
Consumer Goods · Climate & Nature
$410M / yr
Africa WaterSoil
5%
Showing top 5 of 214 tracked companies · Updated dailyClaim a sponsored position →
Live Feeds

Good news. And the other kind.

Aggregated from Reuters, AP, Guardian, and primary source reports. Facts only — sourced and dated. No opinion, no accusations.

✦ Good News Feed
Live

Ocean Cleanup Project removes 10,000 tonnes of Pacific plastic in record quarter

Ocean PlasticReuters2h ago

Great Barrier Reef records highest coral cover in 36 years following restoration programme

Coral ReefsGuardian5h ago

Clean water access reaches 2.1 million more people across sub-Saharan Africa this year

Clean WaterAP1d ago

Kenya plants 100 millionth tree under national reforestation scheme — ahead of schedule

ReforestationReuters1d ago

Mangrove restoration in Bangladesh protects 400,000 coastal residents from flooding

HabitatBBC2d ago
⚠ Watchdog Feed
Monitoring

North Sea pipeline leak reported — 12,000 litres of crude, investigation underway

Oil SpillReuters3h ago

Brazilian Amazon deforestation rate rises 14% year-on-year per satellite data

DeforestationAP6h ago

Greenpeace documents illegal bottom trawling in protected West African waters

Illegal FishingGuardian12h ago

New gas extraction licence approved off Mozambique coast

Gas ExtractionFT1d ago

NOAA: Arctic atmospheric methane concentrations reach highest recorded levels

EmissionsNOAA2d ago
How It Works

Transparent by design.

01 — Companies

Pay for ranking visibility

Sponsored positions give companies — including oil and gas firms claiming tax incentives on verified carbon offset spend — auditable ESG visibility. Fees are tiered by position. Every submission is cross-referenced against publicly reported spend. No position is permanent on merit alone.

02 — Platform

Retains a platform fee

We retain a transparent percentage to fund data aggregation, verification, editorial oversight, and platform development. Full fee breakdown published in our quarterly transparency report.

03 — Charity

Receives a guaranteed share

A fixed percentage of every fee goes directly to verified charity partners — ocean plastic recovery, clean water, and reforestation. Charity receipts are blockchain-recorded and publicly auditable. Full breakdown published quarterly in our transparency report.

Advertising

We carry a small number of contextually relevant display advertisements around editorial content. Ads are clearly labelled, never intrusive, and never placed within the leaderboard or news feeds. We do not sell data. Ad revenue supplements sponsorship income and helps fund our charity contributions.

Claim Your Position

Put your company on the right side of the ledger.

Claim a verified leaderboard position. Get in front of ESG-focused press, institutional investors, and the public tracking corporate environmental action. With 29% of global emissions now under carbon pricing schemes, transparent offset spend is becoming a compliance requirement — not just good PR. A percentage of your fee goes directly to charity.

A percentage of your sponsorship fee goes to verified charity partners.