Your carbon offset contributions

Welcome! All Scoot customers, no matter where you are flying from, can contribute to a portfolio of verified carbon offset projects supported under the Singapore Airlines Group Voluntary Carbon Offset Programme.

Through this programme, we aim to empower our customers to learn more about the carbon emissions associated with their flights and allow them to play a part in caring for the environment and communities we serve by contributing to the projects.

Read on to discover more about this programme.

If you are interested in what Scoot is doing to mitigate our impact to the environment and reduce carbon emissions, check out our Sustainability page here or the SIA Sustainability Reports here!

How does carbon offsetting work?

Air travel is a fast and convenient way for us to travel long distances to connect people and economies. However, flying planes contributes to greenhouse gas emissions, such as carbon dioxide.

Through the SIA Group Voluntary Carbon Offset Programme, Scoot customers have the option to make a voluntary purchase of independently verified carbon offsets for their flight and support accredited projects in Asia that prevent emissions from occurring.

To get started, calculate your carbon footprint using your flight details below. A contribution amount will be calculated based on the estimated carbon emissions generated by the trip, and payment can be made securely on this page. Contributions can be made anytime – before or after your flight.

100% of your voluntary contributions go directly towards sourcing, supplying, retiring, and accounting of verified carbon offsets from a portfolio of projects in Asia. Each project is independently verified according to international standards, ensuring real and measurable impact.

Click "Projects You'll Support" to explore these projects.
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Cleaner Cooking

Located in:

  • Bara Dhanusa, Mahottari Parsa, Rautahat, Saptari, Sarlahi, Siraha – Nepal

In Nepal, the vast majority of the rural population cook on highly inefficient, traditional fires, often located inside poorly ventilated kitchens with small windows. This causes severe household air pollution that cause chronic respiratory, heart and eye disease and imposes a material health burden on women and children who are responsible for preparing meals. These projects distribute efficient, clean burning cookstoves which reduce smoke pollution and the associated health risks while reducing carbon emissions. Because they require less wood, the stoves also reduce the amount of time women and children spend gathering firewood each week, allowing time for other activities, and alleviating the illegal logging of native forests.

  • Over 50,000 tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions prevented each year
  • Over 47,000 families have received a stove in Nepal
  • Mitigates exposure to health-damaging airborne pollutants
  • Reduces household expenditure on firewood by up to 50%
  • Alleviates the pressure of logging on local forests
  • Community-led implementation and project management

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Rainforest Preservation

Located in:

  • Katingan – Indonesia

The largest program of its kind, the Katingan Mentaya Project protects vital peatland from destruction in Central Kalimantan Indonesia, preventing the release of emissions stored within the forests. This secures vital habitat for five critically endangered species including the Bornean Orangutan, Proboscis Monkey and Southern Bornean Gibbon. In partnership with 34 local villages, the project also builds community capacity and sustainable development through employment and education. By fostering inclusive partnerships and a culture of sustainability in local communities, the project serves to reduce poverty, enhance the well-being of communities, and eliminate drivers of deforestation.

  • Over 7.5 million tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions prevented each year
  • Over 500 local people directly employed to protect the forest from seasonal fires and manage the project
  • Financial empowerment for over 850 local women through management workshops and distribution of microfinance
  • Learning resources produced for local students and the public to educate on ecosystem restoration and forest fire impact on health

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Solar Power

Located in:

  • Pavagada, Karnataka - India
  • Bhadla, Rajasthan - India
  • Bodhare, Maharashtra – India

Solar energy projects across India produce clean, renewable electricity where power would otherwise be generated by a fossil-fuel fired power plant. Solar power is clean in two ways: it produces no emissions and also prevents the local air pollutants associated with fossil fuels. Electricity availability in the regions have been improved, reducing the occurrence of blackouts. The projects empower national energy security, reducing the demand – supply gap in the region and support the sustainable development of local economies. The boost in local employment by people engaged as engineers, maintenance technicians, on-site operators and security guards also boosts local economies and village services. Importantly, the project developer donates portions of its revenue to the community to invest in technological resources for education and local access to healthcare. The projects offer local communities financial diversity, improved living conditions and are supporting the development of a brighter future.

  • Over 815,000 tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions prevented each year
  • The projects employ graduates in engineering, commerce and science and implemented a mentoring program to enhance their skills
  • Supporting child health with check-up clinics and healthy nutrition education for families

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Cleaner Cooking

Located in:

  • Bara Dhanusa, Mahottari Parsa, Rautahat, Saptari, Sarlahi, Siraha – Nepal

In Nepal, the vast majority of the rural population cook on highly inefficient, traditional fires, often located inside poorly ventilated kitchens with small windows. This causes severe household air pollution that cause chronic respiratory, heart and eye disease and imposes a material health burden on women and children who are responsible for preparing meals. These projects distribute efficient, clean burning cookstoves which reduce smoke pollution and the associated health risks while reducing carbon emissions. Because they require less wood, the stoves also reduce the amount of time women and children spend gathering firewood each week, allowing time for other activities, and alleviating the illegal logging of native forests.

  • Over 50,000 tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions prevented each year
  • Over 47,000 families have received a stove in Nepal
  • Mitigates exposure to health-damaging airborne pollutants
  • Reduces household expenditure on firewood by up to 50%
  • Alleviates the pressure of logging on local forests
  • Community-led implementation and project management

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Rainforest Preservation

Located in:

  • Katingan – Indonesia

The largest program of its kind, the Katingan Mentaya Project protects vital peatland from destruction in Central Kalimantan Indonesia, preventing the release of emissions stored within the forests. This secures vital habitat for five critically endangered species including the Bornean Orangutan, Proboscis Monkey and Southern Bornean Gibbon. In partnership with 34 local villages, the project also builds community capacity and sustainable development through employment and education. By fostering inclusive partnerships and a culture of sustainability in local communities, the project serves to reduce poverty, enhance the well-being of communities, and eliminate drivers of deforestation.

  • Over 7.5 million tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions prevented each year
  • Over 500 local people directly employed to protect the forest from seasonal fires and manage the project
  • Financial empowerment for over 850 local women through management workshops and distribution of microfinance
  • Learning resources produced for local students and the public to educate on ecosystem restoration and forest fire impact on health

Your carbon offset contributions

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Carbon offsetting allows individuals to reduce their environmental impact. By purchasing independently verified carbon offsets, travellers support environmental projects that remove greenhouse gas emissions from the atmosphere (such as planting forests) or prevent future emissions from occurring (such as replacing a coal-fired power station with a wind farm). One unit of carbon offset represents one metric tonne of greenhouse gas emissions reduced or removed from the atmosphere.

We have calculated the emissions for each Scoot flight, and as a passenger you can offset your share of these emissions. The emissions for each flight are calculated on a per-passenger basis. Once you offset your flight, the equivalent number of carbon offsets will be purchased and retired by TEM in order to balance out your share of the flight’s emissions.

Scoot only purchases carbon offsets from projects that are verified at the highest international standards and are either already compliant or finalising compliance under the Carbon Offsetting and Reduction Scheme for International Aviation (CORSIA), which is governed by the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO). Projects are verified by an independent third-party like the Verified Carbon Standard Program and the Gold Standard, who ensure each project meets strict criteria to deliver measurable and permanent emissions reductions additional to a business-as-usual scenario. Following compliance with the relevant third-party, the project is then issued with carbon offsets, each has a unique serial number. For instance, if the project demonstrated a reduction in emissions of 1,000 tonnes, they would be issued with 1,000 carbon offsets. Once Scoot purchases carbon offsets from a project, they are then retired, ensuring the offset cannot be traded again, and completing the carbon offset cycle for the traveller.

About Tasman Environmental Markets

Tasman Environmental Markets (TEM) is an Australia-based carbon offset provider that supports the SIA Group Voluntary Carbon Offset Programme through its BlueHalo® climate technology. It allows for the instant calculation of customers’ flight emissions and transaction of voluntary offsets. TEM is a certified B Corporation, certified carbon neutral by Climate Active and signatory to the Australian Carbon Industry Code of Conduct.

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