Carbon Asset Management

120+ Governments Worldwide
Have Committed to
Net Zero by 2050
What are Carbon Assets?
Carbon assets are credits verified by the government or international regulatory body. They represent a removal or avoidance of greenhouse gas emissions.
Carbon assets can be traded in both compliance and voluntary carbon markets.
Where are Carbon Assets traded?
Compliance Carbon Markets
Quotas imposed on certain industries, used by countries or companies to respond to commitments made under international agreements.
Voluntary Carbon Markets
Non-mandatory carbon offsetting mainly used to meet sustainability goals or to demonstrate decarbonization commitments.
What are the different Carbon Standards?
International
Established under international treaties like the Kyoto Protocol and Paris Agreement.
Such mechanisms include Clean Development Mechanism (CDM), Joint Implementation (JI), and the Sustainable Development Mechanism (SDM) which is currently under construction.
CDM
JI
SDM
Domestic or Regional
Carbon credit standards set by countries or regions, such as the China Certified Emissions Reduction (CCER) or the California Compliance Offset Program.
These mechanisms only apply to specific jurisdictions.
CCER
California
Compliance
Offset Program
Independent
Standards managed by non-governmental entities.
Currently, the larger ones are Verified Carbon Standard (VCS) and the Gold Standard (GS) for voluntary carbon offset.
How MioTech helps
End-to-end bespoke services,
from carbon credit development,
investment, assessment,
to platform integration and deployment.
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Carbon Credit Development
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Carbon Offsetting, Trading & Certification
03
Carbon Credit Assessment & Rating
04
EEIO-based Financial Emission Calculation
05
API for Consumer Emission Calculation & Offset
Solutions
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Carbon Credit
Development
For
Emission reduction project owner
Why
To obtain carbon credits for emission reduction projects and activities
Gain additional climate value benefits and income
Project Categories
Renewable Energy Generation
Methane Avoidance, Recovery, and Utilization
Agriculture, Forestry and other Land Use
Energy Efficiency Improvement