# What is Carbonis?

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Carbonis is composed of the following three key components:

* **Carbon Credits Token (CO2e):** This incentive token is awarded for specific quantities of carbon reduction achieved by building projects registered with Carbonis. Co2e tokens are generated solely when there is a verifiable reduction in carbon emissions, establishing it as a truly carbon-negative token. Carbonis authenticates the reduced carbon credits amounts through issue and purchased of the verified and validated carbon credits that represent each tons of carbon credits through digitization on the Carbonis platform.
* **Carbonis NFT (CO2FTs):** Our aim is to set and enforce carbon credit standards for digitally exchanged carbon credits using NFTs. Our objectives include:
  * Converting traditional carbon credits into a digital NFT format.
  * Storing carbon NFTs on the Ethereum blockchain for security and transparency.
  * Ensuring transparent and automatic tracking of credits to prevent doublespending or forgery.
  * Creating verified carbon credits from accredited forestry biodiversity project, Carbon avoidance projects, energy efficiency (EE) improvements and carbon capture projects.
  * Making the carbon credit and EE markets accessible to all, thereby enabling investment in a carbon-neutral future.
* Each verified customer is entitled to one CO2NFT for every metric ton of carbon they help reduce.
* **Carbonis Platform:** This blockchain-based carbon trading platform offers users the ability to:
  * Register and verify new Carbonis projects.
  * Trade carbon credits (CO2NFT) or CO2e tokens.
  * Stake or invest in CO2e tokens through our staking pools, receiving rewards for contributing to carbon reduction.
  * Track projected rewards distribution, enhancing user engagement and participation in sustainable practices.


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