Razer, the video game brand, will give carbon certificates

Within the program that Razer contemplates, there is also the continuation of a reforestation plan that impacts regions such as Latin America and where spaces such as the Amazon rainforest have benefited from the brand’s protection of its trees.

“The key pillars of Restorify are to promote greater transparency and responsibility in the carbon market and make it easier for companies to offset their emissions while empowering consumers to be part of the solution,” says the brand.

A study by Credit Suisse, prepared in 2020, pointed out that playing video games on a PC was more harmful to the environment than doing it through a video game console, since doing this activity intensively was just as shocking as traveling around the world several times. . In numbers, the study indicated that it was equivalent to 452 kg of CO2.

“Our life cycle approach allows us to develop interventions that drive emission reductions, but carbon credits will still have a role to play in the transition to becoming net zero,” said Min-Liang Tan, co-founder and CEO of Razer.

Part of the brand’s goal is to seek to be a zero carbon organization by 2030.

How does Restofry work?

Restorify breaks down carbon credits in its rebate process so they can be made available in smaller denominations, allowing consumers to make offsetting a part of their daily lives.

In other words, while some competitors promise to offset emissions in the future, with this tool consumers can be sure that the emissions related to their purchases have already been offset.

To do so, Razer is working closely with partners like GoNetZero, which can aggregate the end-to-end traceable data of carbon credits.

The brand’s carbon neutral payment is available for companies to integrate into their existing platform. Razer will work with partners in its supply chain, as well as more than 50,000 merchants under the Razer Fintech network to support its transition to net zero at no additional cost.