CLIMATE POSITIVE MOTORING


Empowering automotive enthusiasts to support local reforestation

WHAT

IS CHROME CARBON?


Chrome Carbon is a reforestation program designed by and for automotive enthusiasts and eco-conscious drivers.

By constraint or by choice, many of us drive petrol vehicles. And a small minority of us are passionate about it, the emotions they create and the people they help us connect to.

Chrome Carbon is about enjoying our passion honestly whilte facing our responsibility by voluntarily funding reforestation’s efforts to, at least, the level of CO2 our vehicles emit.

We do not pretend to fix climate change. But if we start our engines, we believe that, this is the least we can do.

For us, it is not an option, it is our responsibility.

Chrome Carbon Founder

HAGERTY ECO

MAKE A POSITIVE SHIFT


Chrome Carbon is a proud partner of Hagerty, the world's largest provider of specialty insurance for classic vehicles, for which we power their Enthusiast Carbon Offset (ECO) program.

Overcrest Autumn Rally 2024

More than 950 trees funded for this edition.

Overcrest Winter Rally 2023

More than 3,300 trees funded for this edition.

California MIlle 2024

More than 2,600 trees funded for this edition.

Greenhich Concours 2023

More than 30 trees funded for this edition.

Amelia Island Concours 2023

More than 1,000 trees funded for this edition.

California Mille 2023

More than 2,200 funded for this edition.

California MIlle 2025

Another 2,600 trees funded for this edition.

Overcrest Spring Rally 2024

More than 2,700 trees funded for this edition.

Discover some of our partners’ projects, restoring unique and vital forest systems and increasing the capacity of our forests to act as carbon sinks.

DISCOVER

OUR PROJECTS


Kirtland’s Warbler Jack Pine Planting, Michigan, USA

14,327 trees funded in this project aiming at supporting reforestation and planting Jack pine in the Hiawatha National Forest.

Species Conservation and Restoration, South East, USA

15,369 trees funded in this project aiming at addressing barriers to restore longleaf pine on large-acreage private lands.

State Wide Wildfire Restoration, Oregon & Washington, USA

12,732 trees funded in this project aiming at reforesting lands that were burnt during the 2020 devastating fire.

Cape Breton Highlands National Park, Nova Scotia, Canada

495 trees funded this project aiming at bringing back two old “borrow pits” to their original forest cover.

Larose Forest, Ontario,
Canada

471 trees funded in this project focusing on the re-introduction of originally endemic tree species.

Spring Creek fire, Colorado, USA

704 trees funded in this project aiming for forest fire recovery after the Spring Creek Fire in Colorado

England Community Forest, United Kingdom

527 trees funded for this project aiming at regenerating the landscapes in and around England’s largest towns and cities.

Afforestation and reforestation, British Columbia, Canada

506 trees funded in this project aiming to reforest hectares of disturbed and ecologically degraded land.

Shingle Creek fire, Utah, USA

2,000 trees funded to help with the recovery effort after the 2020 Shingle Creek Fire in Utah

Contra Costa County, California, USA

2,177 trees funded for this project aiming at supporting the regenerations’ efforts following the 2020 Contra Costa County wildfires

Caldor Forest, California, USA

2,585 trees funded in this project aiming to repair the damage done by the 2021 wildfire in the Sierra Nevada.

Scotland, United Kingdom

451 trees funded for the project “Free trees for Scotland” aiming at supporting local smallholders with native trees.

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in touch


If you are an individual looking to act on your emissions and have questions or if you are a company or a leader looking to empower your community to make an impact and want to know more, get in touch.