▶Diverse Verification Standards by Regulatory Authorities

Our system is compatible with domestic and international multi-regional and mainstream verification standards such as IPCC, provincial inventory guidelines, 24 industry-specific verification standards, ISO16064/14067/16745, PAS 2050, and the ISO GHG Protocol.

▶High Professional Threshold for Carbon Emission Inventory

Conducting a carbon emission inventory presents a high professional threshold for enterprises. The variability in carbon emission and quota verification methods and the periodic updates to factor values further increase the complexity of verification. Enterprises often need to rely on 3rd agencies or allocate dedicated personnel or even teams for tasks such as emission boundary configuration, selection of verification formulas, and data collection.

▶ Enterprises Struggle with Compliance Due to Lack of Carbon Market Trading Experience:

Enterprises find it challenging to predict carbon quota allocations and estimate compliance shortfalls, facing pressures such as high compliance costs. Additionally, with the national carbon market still in its exploratory phase and market fluctuations being significant, enterprises lack the trading experience needed to benefit from the carbon market.

▶ Reducing emissions is costly and the pressure to transform is significant With increasing government regulation, companies face substantial challenges, such as potential production cuts or shutdowns due to exceeding carbon emissions limits or lacking energy efficiency metrics. Selecting appropriate emission reduction measures, developing a reduction plan, and achieving low-cost emissions reductions are critical and challenging aspects of corporate transformation.