ClimatePath

Mission

ClimatePath provides web, media, and consulting services to encourage corporate responsibility, conservation/sustainability activities, and support for carbon reducing projects worldwide. Specific project support is done through a non-profit partner organization, called the ClimatePath Ecologic Fund, which is a 501c3 non-profit organization.

Organization Type Independent Consultant

Contact Information

Primary Contact
Mr. Dave Rochlin
Secondary Contact


Address PO Box 6125
Moraga, CA
94570
United States
Website www.climatepath.org
Phone 925 265 1710
Fax
Calling/Fax Instructions

Our Focus

Primary Initiatives, Target Populations, and Scope of Work:

The Fund’s mission is to screen, evaluate, and provide funding to projects that offer promising methods of reducing the growth in greenhouse gas emissions, and to permanently retire the credits that these projects generate. By retiring credits, additional demand for offsets will lead to funding for new projects generating new greenhouse gas reduction and credits. The Fund will also educate the public to the alternatives to offsetting – specifically the impact of conservation and lifestyle choices on reducing the potential impact of climate change. Finally The Fund will assist project providers in establishing acceptable standards and verification procedures.

The primary emphasis of The Fund is on creating market access for projects with additional biodiversity, developmental, and ethical/fair trade benefits, including clean cookstove/solar cooking initiatives.

Fuels/Technologies: Other
Sectors of Experience: Agriculture
Behavior Change
Carbon Finance
Education
Environment
Countries of Operation: United States

Our Experience And Interest In The Four PCIA Central Focus Areas

Social/Cultural barriers to using traditional fuels and stoves:

The primary issue addressed is the lack of awareness of the benefits of supporting these efforts, and development of acceptable standards which allow projects to access the developing voluntary/compliance carbon markets in the US.


Market development for improved cooking technologies:

Primarily focused on facilitating standards, funding, and corporate project support.


Technology standardization for cooking, heating and ventilation:

Curious to know whether technology standards can overcome local usage/cultural issues.


Indoor air pollution exposure and health monitoring:

NA

Relevant Publications or Studies

None noted

Our Contribution to the Partnership

Interested in partnering with project originators and NGOs.