Do you want to protect the climate?

Everyone leaves a carbon footprint. Currently, it is very high. The average European has a carbon footprint of around 9 tonnes per year. To stop global warming, we need to reduce this number to under 1 tonne. Unfortunately, this is tough to achieve in today’s world.

And hey—nobody is perfect, and change does not happen instantly.

With ForTomorrow you can start living carbon neutral today

ForTomorrow offsets the carbon emissions you cannot reduce. By subscribing, you enable climate protection directly in Europe. How do we do that?

Planting trees in Germany Remove CO2 from the atmosphere

We plant new forests that are protected by German law.

  • Climate resistant mixed forests
  • Strengthening the domestic ecosystem
  • Long-term protection

Buying European emission rights Reduce CO2 emissions from the European economy

Together, we can take away the right from around 11,000 companies to emit CO2, e.g. from coal-fired power plants.

  • Regulated across the EU
  • TÜV tested
  • Driving green economy

You buy emission rights, so no one else can buy them anymore. But you don’t use them and as a result there are fewer emission rights and those that remain also become more expensive.

The providers are called 50ZERO and ForTomorrow. The latter platform offsets one half through the EU emission trading system and the other half through planting trees.

Choose your subscription

You can offset the carbon emissions of an average European, a family, or an individual amount per year. Together, we are rising to combat the most significant challenge of our time - the climate crisis.

You can cancel your subscription at anytime.

For You

Offset 9 tonnes of CO2 emissions annually, through:

  • 18 Trees planted in Europe

  • Shutting down a coal-fired power plant for 5 minutes

For Your Family

Offset at least 14 tonnes of CO2 emissions annually, through:

  • At least 27 trees planted in Europe

  • Shutting down a coal-fired power plant for at least 8 minutes

For CO2 Experts

Offset your individual CO2 emissions through:

  • Your number of trees planted in Europe

  • Shutting down a coal-fired power plant for several minutes