The year 2025 saw the Carbon Literacy Project reach new heights, with an astounding 33,054 people completing their training. This rapid growth means over 150,000 individuals are now equipped with a vital understanding of climate change, ready to take meaningful action in their daily lives and workplaces. Such widespread education is crucial in the urgent fight against global warming, as it empowers people to contribute directly to solutions.

The project also significantly expanded its network, welcoming hundreds of new trainers, facilitators, and consultants, alongside accrediting 72 new Carbon Literate Organizations. This growth isn't just about numbers; it’s about embedding climate awareness deep within various sectors. New toolkits were launched for digital and tech organizations, cultural institutions, schools, and community leaders, providing tailored resources to help diverse groups identify opportunities for decarbonization and lead practical sustainability efforts.

Recognition for these efforts was strong, including winning the Unlock Net Zero Awards for the second consecutive year and celebrating numerous Carbon Literate Organizations and Educators. A highlight was the Fifth International Carbon Literacy Action Day, where nearly 2,800 individuals from 21 countries participated in training, demonstrating a truly global commitment to collective climate action. Fundraising initiatives also played a key role, raising nearly £13,000 to further expand these vital educational programs. These achievements underscore the power of widespread climate education in driving sustainable change.