Documentation · Previous booking periods

Even an earlier booking should remain traceable.

Even an earlier booking should remain traceable.

This page consolidates information on climate protection measures from previous booking periods for which an individual digital tracking page is no longer available.

Why this page exists

Traceability does not end with a website relaunch.

Traceability does not end with a website relaunch.

But an old booking will not retrospectively become a new tracking either.

But an old booking will not retrospectively become a new tracking either.

In previous years, project information, confirmations, and decommissioning certificates were provided differently than they are today. Some project pages were not rebuilt during technical relaunches; other projects are no longer part of the current portfolio. Therefore, older links may sometimes no longer lead to an individual project or tracking page.

The original booking and its documentation are not cancelled by this. The documents belonging to the specific booking remain authoritative: project description, standard, quantity, period and – if part of the booking – the documented retirement of the certificate units.

This page provides central access.

It replaces neither the individual booking voucher nor the register entry.

01

Historical status

Documents are read in the context of their booking and project period at the time.

02

Specific assignment

Project, standard, quantity and period belong to the respective booking.

03

Register reference

The issuance and retirement of certified units are verified by registry data.

04

Today's language

Past terms are not a recommendation for current communication.

A calm, misty landscape between trees

Stock image – This photograph is for illustrative purposes only and does not show any of the listed climate protection projects.

Photo: Michael Pointner / Pexels

Photo: Michael Pointner / Pexels

What still matters

The booking is the starting point

The booking is the starting point

Not the URL that is still accessible today.

A digital link makes access easier. However, it is not the actual proof. For an earlier booking, the associated documents and register information are decisive.

Booking

Order or invoice

Allocates customer, period, and booked service.

Project

Project Name and Standard

Identify the supported project and the audit framework of that time.

Units

Quantity, vintage and decommissioning

Document the specific use of certified units, provided they are part of the booking.

How to proceed

Four entries lead back to the project information.

You do not need to reconstruct an old tracking page. Usually, a few details from your documents are sufficient.

01

Search booking number

Please check the invoice, order confirmation, certificate or the email from that time.

02

Identify project

Note down the project name, project number, standard or country – depending on what is specified.

03

Match period and quantity

The reference year, vintage, and the booked or retired quantity should be identifiable separately.

04

Request missing documents

With the information provided, we can check which historical documents can still be made available.

Classification

What this page does – and what it does not

Historical documentation and contemporary environmental statements serve different purposes.

Remains comprehensible

Cannot be automatically derived

which project was part of a previous booking

that the project is still offered today

which standard and period were documented

that a former status continues unchanged

which certificate units have been allocated and retired

a reduction in one's own emissions

which terms were used in documents at the time

the admissibility of these same terms in today's advertising

a financial contribution outside of one's own value chain

Climate neutrality of a product or company

Document types

Not every document answers the same question.

01

Order, invoice or confirmation

These documents describe the contractual service, the customer reference, and often also the quantity, project or booking period.

What was booked and when?

What was booked and when?

02

Project information

Which project was behind the booking?

Which project was behind the booking?

03

Proof of decommissioning or de-registration

Which units were used specifically?

Which units were used specifically?

04

Registration and testing documents

How were the project status and quantities documented?

How were the project status and quantities documented?

A hiking boot in autumn leaves as a symbol of a journey completed

Stock image – This photograph is for illustrative purposes only and does not show any of the listed climate protection projects.

Photo: Michael Pointner / Pexels

Photo: Michael Pointner / Pexels

Looking for a previous booking?

Send us what you have left.

Useful information includes the booking or invoice number, company name, year, and project name or project number. We will then check which documents can be assigned and in what format they can be provided.

The principle

An old link may disappear. The basis of a booking should not.

This page is for the factual documentation of previous booking periods. For statements regarding a specific booking, only the individually associated documents are authoritative.

General information status: September 2026