Purchase Nazava credits to offset your company’s CO₂ emissions
What are carbon credits?
Carbon credits are measurable, verifiable CO2 emission reductions stemming from activities that reduce, remove, or avoid CO2 in the atmosphere. Examples of carbon credit projects include using clean cooking stoves, forest conservation, and even using Nazava Water Filters!
How do carbon credits for Nazava Filters work?
In low income countries many households resort to boiling their water to make it safe to drink. However, boiling water creates significant carbon emissions since it requires burning non-renewable fossil fuels or biomass (usually firewood).
Using biomass is especially harmful as it creates indoor air pollution and aids deforestation. Thus, using water filters such as Nazava results in reduced carbon emissions, which can then be converted into carbon credits.
Nazava sells carbon credits to businesses interested in reducing their carbon footprint. We use revenue from the sale or carbon credits to support last mile distribution and fund maintenance and replacement parts for our school program.
Nazava’s carbon credits are certified by the Gold Standard methodology for carbon offset projects in Indonesia and Ethiopia. To learn more about how Nazava can help offset your company’s carbon footprint and to purchase carbon credits, please contact [email protected].
One Nazava water filter reduces greenhouse gas emissions by up to 0.29 tCO2 per year and therefore helps to combat climate change.
Nazava Water filters Gold Standard carbon credit project documents.
Nazava Water Filters carbon credit Project registration and design documents
- Nazava Water Filters Indonesia Project Design Document (PDD) Gold Standard -GS4290
- Nazava Water Filters Indonesia-carbon-project Gold Standard Passport
- Nazava Water Filters Indonesia Project GS4290(Transition Annex_15.02.2016_v2.2.pdf)
- Nazava Water Filters Indonesia Project GS4290 (Validation Report_22.12.2015_v2.pdf)
Monitoring Period 1 (mp1) files Nazava Water Filter carbon project (performance review 1 gold standard)
- Monitoring Report 1st monitoring period (mp1)starting 19.12.2015 to 18.12.2018 Nazava Water Filters GS4290
- Verification Report 1st monitoring period (mp1 ) starting 19.12.2015 to 18.12.2018 Nazava Water Filters GS4290
- Nazava_MP1(2018)_ER_20190124
Monitoring Period 2 (mp2) files Nazava Water Filter carbon project (performance review 2)
- Nazava Water Filters Monitoring Report Monitoring Period 2 (MP2 GS4290)
- Nazava Water Filters Emission Reduction (ER ) calculation Monitoring Period 2 MP2
- Nazava Water Filters Monitoring Report 2 Verification Report- GS-4290
Monitoring Period 3 (mp3) files Nazava Water Filter carbon project (performance review 3)
Additional explanation Sampling & Survey MP2
Sampling plan : Can be downloaded here: Nazava_MP22020_SamplePlan.docx
Description on how sampling is carried out is found in section D.4.Implementation of sampling plan in the mp2 monitoring report that can be found here:
The actual file used for sampling with the random ranges and list anonymized user list is here
GS4290 MP2 Nazava_MP2(2020)_Sampling_Village 20122020 (PRIVATE DATE REMOVED.xlsx
The questionnaire can be found here:
GS4290 MP2 Qeustionaire Epicollect5 – Formbuilder.pdf
Notes on Financial additionality of Nazava Water Filters Indonesia Carbon credit project
Nazava sells household water filters between Rp280,000 and Rp750,000 with the main product (Nazava Murni ) selling at Rp470,000. See pricelist here: Pricelist Filter Air Minum.pdf
Because selling in rural areas is very expensive, Nazava has counted on carbon credits to subsidize the price from the start.
The table below shows the profit and loss for the project years and the water filters sold under the project. Figures are from audited data, the audited accounts are available on request and signing of a NDA. From the table it shows that there is a subsidy of around Rp49 000 which is around US$3 per filter sold. This subsidy is higher than revenues from carbon credits.
P& L summary Nazava Indonesia (audited data) | 2009 | 2010 | 2011 (first project year) | 2012 | 2013 | 2014 | 2015 | 2016 | 2017 | 2018 | 2019 | 2020 | 2021 | 2022 |
water filter revenue | 90 M | 336 M | 900 M | 1,140 M | 1,945 M | 2,784 M | 2,387 M | 4,030 M | 3,715 M | 7,206 M | 5.9B | 3.3B | 4.7B | 6.1B |
Carbon credit revenue | 822M | 1.3B | 3.0B | |||||||||||
Total Revenue | 90 M | 336 M | 900 M | 1,140 M | 1,945 M | 2,784 M | 2,387 M | 4,030 M | 3,715 M | 7,206 M | 5.9B | 4.1B | 6.0B | 9.0B |
Expenses: | ||||||||||||||
Costs of Goods Sold | 82 M | 206 M | 769 M | 647 M | 1,306 M | 1,797 M | 1,633 M | 2,596 M | 2,341 M | 4,313 M | 3.6B | 1.78B | 3.0B | 4.0B |
Total Operating Expenses | 82 M | 140 M | 652 M | 889 M | 1,235 M | 1,171 M | 708 M | 1,255 M | 1,728 M | 1,753 M | 2.0B | 1.82B | 2.53B | 4.52B |
Total Expenses | 164 M | 347 M | 1,421 M | 1,537 M | 2,542 M | 2,968 M | 2,341 M | 3,851 M | 4,069 M | 6,066 M | 5,601 M | 3,595 M | 5,516 M | 8,524 M |
EBITDA | -75M | -11M | -521M | -397M | -597M | -185M | 46 M | 179 M | -354M | 1,141 M | 276M | 555M | 457M | 518M |
Interest expenses | 830 M | 90 M | 264 M | 11 M | 54 M | 0K | 43M | |||||||
Depreciation | -81M | 180 M | – 92 M | 74 M | 153 M | 199 M | 200 M | 34 M | 220 M | 221M | 300M | |||
Pre-tax income | -75M | -11M | -440M | -577M | -505M | -259M | -798M | 26 M | -643M | 677 M | 79M | 281M | 237M | 176M |
Taxable income | M | – | M | M | 473 M | 281 M | 237 M | 176 M | ||||||
Tax Expense | M | M | 33 M | 135 M | 26 M | 32 M | 27M | 130M | ||||||
post tax income | -75M | -11M | -440M | -577M | -505M | -259M | -798M | 26 M | -677M | 542 M | 53M | 249M | 263M | 306M |
revenue without carbon credits | -75M | -11M | -440M | -577M | -505M | -259M | -798M | 26 M | -677M | 542 M | 53 M | -573M | -1,038M | -2,647M |
accumulative revenue ex carbon credtis | -440M | -1,017M | -1,522M | -1,781M | -2,578M | -2,553M | -3,229M | -2,688M | -2,635M | -3,208M | -4,246M | -6,893M | ||
water filters | 248 | 4,969 | 8,165 | 8,533 | 8,763 | 18,219 | 13,298 | 30,045 | 14,239 | 9,908 | 13,163 | 10,029 | ||
accumulative water filters | 248 | 5,217 | 13,382 | 21,915 | 30,678 | 48,897 | 62,195 | 92,240 | 106,479 | 116,387 | 129,550 | 139,579 | ||
subsidy per filter | 2M | 195K | 114K | 81K | 84K | 52K | 52K | 29K | 25K | 28K | 33K | 49K |