Carbon‑Blockchain IOBT
Introduction
Carbon‑Blockchain is a professional technical system for the dual‑carbon sector and is not a virtual digital currency. It records information on carbon emissions, carbon reduction and carbon assets onto the blockchain for on‑chain evidence storage, delivering authentic, fully traceable and tamper‑proof carbon data. It addresses pain points of conventional carbon management including data falsification, cumbersome verification procedures and duplicate trading of carbon assets, and provides comprehensive services of trusted carbon management and digitalized carbon assets for enterprises and institutions.
Global carbon and ESG regulations are increasingly stringent. China operates a dual‑track carbon market combining mandatory and voluntary mechanisms with the relaunch of CCER. Germany implements EU ETS and CBAM. Singapore and Malaysia enforce mandatory ESG disclosure, while cross‑border carbon trading is booming. Traceable and verifiable carbon data has become a compliance necessity for enterprises, opening up vast growth potential for the industry.
Its key clients include high‑energy‑consumption emission‑controlled enterprises such as power, steel and chemical companies; export‑oriented manufacturers covering automotive and photovoltaic sectors; forest carbon sink and new‑energy project operators; as well as financial institutions including banks, funds and ESG consulting firms.
Core Technologies
▪ Automatic Data On‑Chaining: Connects IoT terminals to collect raw data including energy consumption, emissions, photovoltaic generation and forestry monitoring. Once on‑chain, data cannot be deleted or tampered with.
▪ Distributed Shared Ledger: Enterprises, regulators and third‑party verifiers share one unified ledger with multi‑party synchronous evidence storage to prevent under‑the‑table operations.
▪ On‑Chain Carbon‑Asset Right Confirmation: Generates unique on‑chain digital certificates for CCER and forest carbon sinks, fundamentally eliminating the risk of “double‑counting or double‑selling carbon credits”.
▪ Automated Smart Contract Execution: Automates carbon quota settlement and carbon‑asset transfer & settlement to reduce manual‑operation risks.
▪ On‑Chain Regulatory Verification: Regulators can access on‑chain data at any time to conduct compliance reviews efficiently.
Application Scenarios
▪ Automated management of corporate carbon ledgers to support carbon‑emission accounting and ESG report disclosure
▪ Evidence storage for carbon‑sink and CCER projects to guarantee authentic and credible carbon‑credit transactions
▪ Full‑traceability of carbon footprints for export‑oriented enterprises to meet EU CBAM compliance requirements
▪ Development of dual‑carbon digital platforms for industrial parks and cities
▪ Provision of credible carbon‑data endorsement for green credit and green bonds