Questions
Fair questions.
Straight answers.
The short version of how taking part works and why. If something is missing, ask contact@climatecurrent.eco.
Taking part.
What is ClimateCurrent?
ClimateCurrent brings people and companies together to fund climate work, and lets you follow what your part sets in motion. It is run by ClimateCurrent OÜ. Read our story
How does ClimateCurrent work?
A company pays for a place for each of its people, and each person decides whether to join. To start, we'll co-finance methane projects that can't go ahead without extra funding. At the same time we're building towards our own first site. You'll follow every step. Follow the first site
When can I join?
Companies, and the colleagues they invite, can take part now. Joining for yourself opens in November. Sign up for the newsletter and we'll email you that day. Newsletter
Can companies take part now?
Yes. Companies, and the colleagues they invite, can take part now. Your company pays for a place for each of your people, and they join if they want to. Joining for yourself opens in November.
Do our people have to take part?
No. Your people decide for themselves whether to join and what they share. Mandatory goodwill does not exist.
How do introductions work?
Share your link with someone who cares about the climate. They can keep their place too.
How old do I need to be?
18, or the age of majority in your country if that is higher.
Paying and giving.
How can I take part today?
Keep your place and follow the weekly newsletter. Companies can take part now and pay for places for their people under the company terms.
What does a company pay?
One price per person, per month, before VAT. The price list and a calculator are on For companies. What it costs
What can I do for myself?
Keep your place and sign up for the weekly newsletter.
Can my company take part?
Yes. Companies can take part now and pay for places for their people. The company terms explain payments and refunds. Company terms
Where the money goes.
What do you co-finance?
Methane projects that can't go ahead without extra funding. We don't fund work the law already requires, or work that is already fully paid for.
Do I lend anything if I take part?
No. The plan is that the lender finances the whole site at once, and ClimateCurrent repays it from what comes in each month. Nobody who takes part lends anything.
Who owns the certificates?
Certificates for the part we paid for are ClimateCurrent's. Every euro a sale brings in, after the costs of certifying and selling, goes back into methane work, including repaying the loan for the first site. None of it goes to ClimateCurrent's owner.
How do you choose the work you fund?
Three questions. Does our money make it happen? Does it work in time? How much warming does it avoid per euro? It is an aim and a method, never a guarantee of a result. The first site
Claims and evidence.
Does taking part offset my emissions?
No. The tonnes you see are a cautious estimate of what your support helped make possible, never your own reductions. Taking part does not offset emissions and does not make you, or anything you do, climate-neutral. How we handle evidence
Does our company receive certificates?
No. The work we fund may earn certificates. They are ClimateCurrent's, and what a sale brings in goes back into methane work. Your company receives the tonnes it helps make possible, not certificates.
Does cutting methane replace cutting CO₂?
No. Methane cuts slow warming in the near term. Deep, lasting CO₂ cuts decide where warming ends up. Both are needed.
Why not just plant trees?
Trees are wonderful. They are designed to solve a different problem: they grow slowly, and drought or fire can undo the work. Destroyed methane stays destroyed, and the cooling effect arrives within years.
Will you fund work that would happen anyway?
We look for work that wouldn't happen without us. We don't fund work the law already requires, or work that is already fully paid for. What additionality means
Where do your climate figures come from?
Named public sources: the IPCC, UNEP, the IEA, the US EPA and others. Every page links its sources. Those figures describe the world. They are not ClimateCurrent results. How we handle evidence
What changed in EU green-claims rules on 27 September 2026?
Member States must apply measures under Directive (EU) 2024/825 from that date. The rules target certain generic environmental claims and product claims of climate neutrality based on offsetting. The separate Green Claims proposal is a different text. Read the briefing
Company and data.
Who runs ClimateCurrent?
ClimateCurrent OÜ, a private limited company with registry code 17585921. Frank Ewout Cochius sits on the management board. Contact
Do other people care too?
More than they think. In a 2024 study across 125 countries, 69% of people said they would give 1% of their income every month to fight climate change, and people underestimated how many others would by 26 percentage points. The loop nobody voted for
Can we claim climate results from taking part?
Not from taking part alone. Any claim needs evidence, a defined scope and wording that holds up under Directive (EU) 2024/825. The green-claims briefing
Do you track me?
Only if you accept. The cookie banner asks first, and no measurement or advertising starts before you agree. You can change your choice at any time in Cookie settings. Privacy
How do I complain?
Email contact@climatecurrent.eco and say what went wrong. The terms in the app name the consumer disputes body. Terms