About Us
Empowering Sustainability since 2009, Coralia Environmental seeks Shaping Excellence in Climate Action for a Better Tomorrow.
Coralia Environmental excels in Sustainable Development services, providing expertise from legal compliance to proactive environmental and social initiatives. Specializing in Environmental Assessment, Regulatory Compliance, Management Systems, Climate Change, Energy, Renewable Energy, and Communication services, we deliver tailored solutions for sustainable development, addressing greenhouse gas inventories, policy implementation, renewable energy projects, and comprehensive communication services to enhance environmental sustainability throughout the value chain.
Our Services
We are your Partner in Comprehensive Sustainable Development Solutions
Coralia Environmental is committed to delivering high-level services that seamlessly integrate distinctive elements into organizational culture, fostering learning and continuous improvement. Our values prioritize sustainability and social responsibility, recognizing the complexity beyond surface appearances. Our expert team harmonizes business and environmental concerns, crafting personalized solutions to achieve shared objectives and pave the way for a truly sustainable future. Join us in exploring beyond the tip of the iceberg.
Our Values
Join us on the green journey, where sustainability shapes success.
Established in 2009, Coralia Environmental, a global consulting firm based in Buenos Aires, Argentina, specializes in sustainable strategies for enhanced profitability. Founded by experts with PhDs in physics and engineering, the company offers consulting and engineering services, focusing on environmental and energy management. Engaged in diverse industries, Coralia collaborates with international partners, reinforcing its commitment to sustainability and contributing to global development.
Our Story
Since 2009, Coralia Environmental, Buenos Aires-based, specializes in global sustainable strategies, merging expertise for enhanced profitability.
Our Team
Corporate carbon footprint calculation; development of wind farm carbon project for Hychico and E G Wind
Development of Energy efficiency project in the Carbon Market; advisory on energy and climate change for the World Economic Forum
Feasibility studies of power generation projects
Expertise in environmental complaint under CIADI for Metro de Lima Línea 2
Management and development of the baseline for deforestation and forest degradation activities at the national level
Energy and GHG emissions management system
Measurement of air quality in the capital cities of Argentina; elaboration of third national communication of the energy sector
Identification of improvement opportunities in cement production; analysis of native forest projects in the carbon market
Development of a wind farm project in the Carbon Market; assessment of renewable energy projects
Expertise in environmental complaint for PFC pollutant emissions; life cycle analysis of aluminum in automotive industry; wind energy opportunities training; carbon project feasibility study
Carbon Market projects development
Opportunities for improvement in emissions and energy efficiency in 12 gaming rooms
Carbon Market training
Efficiency and emission reduction, energy improvement plan; calculation of water footprint for two company plants
Development of Energy efficiency project in the Carbon Market; Corporate inventory of La Biznaga
First carbon-neutral public square in Latin America – Social Responsibility Program
Development of the Jurisdictional Program of Misiones Province in the Carbon Market
Calculation of the corporate carbon footprint (verified by IRAM)
Energy Management System according to HMS-CAEM Protocol (contractor Hidroar SA)
Carbon footprint of Entre Ríos Port; Carbon footprint of Buenos Aires Province exportation products
Development of energy efficiency projects in the Carbon Market; GHG inventories; low-emission strategy
Greenhouse gas emissions monitoring report, assistance in verification, and URE sales in the United Kingdom
Carbon market; emission reduction projects analysis
Development of corporate GHG inventory; identification of mitigation projects; feasibility study for REDD+ project
Development of threat, vulnerability, and risk maps; analysis of adaptation measures for upstream, downstream, and power plants
Activity data for the baseline of unplanned deforestation projects in the REDD+ category under Verra's new VM0048 methodology
Corporate & Products carbon footprints, and low-emission strategy
Feasibility studies for renewable energy projects
Development of biomass cogeneration emission reduction projects for La Providencia Sugar Mill and Papel Misionero
Carbon Footprint and offset GHG emissions for 'Zero Music in Antarctica' and 'Bottlers' Convention 2015
Our Clients
Integrating business and environmental concerns to achieve maximum impact.
Global cooperation is crucial for combating climate change because environmental challenges transcend national borders. The Paris Agreement, a landmark international accord, emphasizes collective action to limit global temperature rise. Climate change impacts, such as extreme weather events and rising sea levels, affect all nations. By fostering collaboration, countries can share resources, technologies, and expertise to reduce greenhouse gas emissions collectively. This unified approach is essential to address the global nature of the issue, promote sustainability, and ensure a resilient future for the entire planet.
Global cooperation needs
Global cooperation is vital in addressing climate change, as environmental challenges cross borders. The Paris Agreement underscores collective action to limit temperature rise, encouraging collaboration for shared resources and sustainability.
The understanding that climate change is primarily human-driven rather than a natural occurrence is supported by extensive scientific evidence. The rapid increase in greenhouse gas concentrations, especially carbon dioxide from human activities like burning fossil fuels and deforestation, aligns with the timing of significant climate changes. Additionally, climate models incorporating human-induced factors accurately predict observed changes. The overwhelming consensus among climate scientists and the absence of natural explanations for recent trends further solidify the attribution of climate change to human activities.
Climate Change: Human-driven phenomena?
IPCC Sixth Assessment Report, 2021
Scientific evidence overwhelmingly supports that human activities, notably burning fossil fuels and deforestation, are the primary drivers of climate change. Climate models incorporating human-induced factors align with observed changes, reinforcing the consensus among scientists attributing recent trends to human activities.
What about Global Warming?
Global warming refers to the long-term increase in Earth's average surface temperature, primarily due to human activities like burning fossil fuels, which release greenhouse gases. It's a subset of climate change, which encompasses broader alterations in climate patterns, including precipitation, wind, and temperature extremes. While global warming focuses on temperature rise, climate change addresses a more comprehensive array of environmental shifts, encompassing impacts on ecosystems, sea levels, and weather patterns beyond temperature fluctuations.
Global warming is the sustained rise in Earth's average surface temperature, driven mainly by human activities like burning fossil fuels. It's a subset of climate change, which encompasses broader environmental shifts beyond temperature increase.
Climate change, driven by human activities like fossil fuel combustion and deforestation, causes lasting shifts in Earth's climate. Greenhouse gas emissions trap heat, warming the planet and resulting in rising sea levels, extreme weather events, and ecosystem disruptions. Urgent global efforts are essential to curb emissions, transition to sustainable energy, and build resilience. Mitigating climate change is imperative for the well-being of present and future generations, demanding immediate and collective action.
What's Climate Change?
Human activities, like fossil fuel use and deforestation, drive climate change, leading to rising sea levels and extreme weather. Urgent global action is vital to reduce emissions, transition to sustainable energy, and build resilience against climate impacts.
