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Blue Skies®
A More Environmentally Friendly Way to Fly
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Carbon Offset Program
This is a smart option for those who prefer not to impact their flight time but want to offset the environmental impact of flying. Participating Owners will be invoiced for a carbon offset purchase amount equivalent to the carbon offset hourly rate for their aircraft type multiplied by total share size. Your carbon offset purchase goes directly to ClimateCare to support environmental projects chosen by NetJets.
Carbon Offset Hourly Rates
Example: 50-hour Sovereign Share
Carbon offset hourly rate for Sovereign = $34.16/hour
$34.16/hour x 50 hours = $1,708.00 total invoice for yearly carbon offset
Based on carbon fuel burn ($8.25/unit in 2019), the following chart shows our carbon offset hourly rates by aircraft:
Aircraft / Hour Rate
- Phenom 300
- $25.58
- Excel/XLS
- $33.17
- Citation Latitude
- $36.55
- Sovereign
- $34.16
- Citation X
- $50.90
- Challenger 350
- $41.66
- Citation Longitude
- $41.66
- Challenger 650
- $44.22
- Gulfstream 450
- $65.75
- Global 5000
- $65.75
- Gulfstream 550
- $66.00
- Global 6000
- $81.02
What is ClimateCare?
since 2015. Learn more at climatecare.org.
Blue Skies is currently focused on these ClimateCare projects:
Capricorn Ridge Wind Farm in Texas
This initiative leverages the abundance of open land for wind power generation. It powers 220,000+ homes, provides employment, supports agricultural livelihoods, and reduces pollutants and carbon emissions.
Anaerobic Digesters in New York
New technology is utilized to capture and convert harmful methane into electricity. This eliminates the potent climate-warming gas and reduces the demand for electricity normally produced by burning fossil fuels.
Garcia River Forest in California
After years of industrial abuse, innovative conservation methods are restoring one of the rarest forest environments in the world. The 23,780 acres are home to a broad array of species, including some on the brink of extinction.
Forest Protection in Alaska
Following the framework of Improved Forest Management, over 8,000 acres formerly used for timber production are now part of a conservation effort to protect native Sitka spruce trees and numerous animal species, including elk, brown bears, and bald eagles.
These specific projects were selected by region to ensure a local impact to our Owners and their communities. In only a few years, our Owners participation has led to incredible results.
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All statistics are accurate as of March 2020.
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