From Carbon Reduction to Compensation: Senken partners with Envoria
Munich/Berlin, July 28, 2026 – Avoiding or consistently reducing emissions remains the most important goal of any climate strategy. Yet even ambitious companies cannot fully eliminate all of their greenhouse gas emissions today. Carbon credits play an important role for these remaining emissions – at the same time, trust in the voluntary carbon market has declined significantly in recent years. Studies question the climate impact of many credits, companies increasingly face greenwashing accusations, and regulatory requirements for transparency are rising.
Against this backdrop, Envoria and Senken are entering into a partnership. The goal is to integrate carbon compensation where it belongs: as the final step of a holistic decarbonization strategy. Companies will be able to select, purchase, and document high-quality carbon credits directly within Envoria's emissions management software – without switching between different tools or service providers.
Quality instead of greenwashing
The voluntary carbon market has grown strongly in recent years. At the same time, it has become more complex. Thousands of climate projects differ considerably in their quality, additionality, and long-term impact. According to a study by the Max Planck Institute, 84% of carbon credits do not stand up to independent analysis. For sustainability leads, this means a heavy vetting workload and the risk of choosing projects that fall short of their own standards or regulatory requirements.
This is exactly where Senken comes in. The Berlin-based climate tech company analyzes more than 6,200 climate projects worldwide across over 600 data points and admits only the top five percent into its portfolio. Companies thus gain access to rigorously vetted carbon credits, including the documentation needed for internal approvals, audits, and sustainability reports.
“The discussion is no longer about whether companies buy credits, but how they can do so credibly,” says Adrian Wons, founder and CEO of Senken. “Together with Envoria, we are making high-quality carbon compensation available right where companies already manage their emissions data.”
Calculate. Reduce. Compensate.
With the new compensation feature, Envoria completes its emissions management with the third building block of a holistic climate strategy. Companies can calculate their Scope 1, Scope 2, and Scope 3 emissions, plan reduction measures – in the future also in line with science-based targets (SBTi) – and then neutralize the remaining residual emissions directly within the Envoria platform.
“Anyone who wants to manage emissions credibly must not stop after the calculation. The most important step is to reduce emissions consistently. But not all emissions can be avoided today. For these unavoidable residual emissions, transparent and high-quality solutions are needed,” says Julian Göbel, CSO and Managing Director at Envoria. “Together with Senken, we are closing exactly this gap, making the entire emissions management process possible within Envoria,” adds Sven Schubert, founder and CEO of Envoria.
With the integration of the compensation area, companies can now purchase high-quality carbon credits from Senken directly within Envoria. Emissions data is automatically carried over from the corporate carbon footprint. After a purchase, project and certificate data flows back into the platform automatically, so that verified climate projects, and supporting evidence remain centrally documented and traceable at all times.
About Envoria
As a platform for reporting, compliance, and impact, Envoria simplifies sustainability, finance, and risk management for companies across industries and countries. It enables the collection, analysis, and reporting of custom and standards-based KPIs, the management of risks and supply chains, climate risk analyses, and compliance with ESG and financial standards.
About Senken
Senken helps companies procure audit-ready carbon credits. With its due diligence framework of 600 data points, Senken supports organizations from developing a carbon credit strategy and selecting suitable climate projects through to robust evidence for CSRD, SBTi, and external communication. Major European companies such as Deutsche Telekom, DZ Bank, and Vodafone procure their carbon credits through Senken.