Beyond the Sea
To reduce ship fuel consumption by 20 to 40%
With a greenhouse gas reduction potential of up to 0.7% of global CO2 (equivalent to the emissions of a country like Egypt).
Team for the Planet and Crédit Coopératif join forces to launch a unique banking offer
Bank for the Planet
Imagine if your money at the bank had one of the smallest carbon footprints in the world, but that it could also be used to finance major innovationsessential to the transformation of highly polluting sectors.
Your banking package would then help decisive global solutions, such as :
Monomeris Chemicals
Putting an end to single-use plastic
This solution enables any plastic waste to be recycled ad infinitum, breaking it down into monomers for the production of high value-added products (in the medical, textile and food industries, etc.).
Seaturns
To generate up to 10% of the world's electricity needs using wave energy.
Seaturns is a robust wave-powered technology that uses swell to generate an air flow to power an internal turbine and produce low-carbon electricity without intermittence
And dozens of other major innovations that the world needs.They're just waiting for the means to develop.
Your banking package contributes to this!
The best of Crédit Coopératif and Team for the Planet for you
Zero financing of fossil fuel extraction
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Reducing global CO2 emissions
Crédit Coopératif is :
120 tonnes of CO₂ emitted per million euros financed: that's banking's carbon footprint among the lowest on the market.
120 tonnes of CO₂ emitted per million euros financed
480 tonnes of CO₂ emitted per million euros financed
Up to 800 tonnes of CO₂ emitted per million euros financed
Co2 Comparisons Notes
Co2 Comparisons Sources
It's also :
☠️No funding for the manufacture of synthetic pesticides.🛢️No financing of fossil fuel extraction.🪚No financing of deforestation.🎣No funding for overfishing.💸Saying no to speculation.💼Saying no to tax havens for own account or that of the bank's customers.And finally : Crédit Coopératif is a real bank (with accounts, passbooks, credit facilities...)
In short: your money isn't financing the collapse of the climate or biodiversity, and above all, it's having a massive, tangible impact.