Who We are?

Our Expert Team helps your organization to become NET ZERO in terms of carbon credits.

Also, our expert team helps you to assure to get calculate audited Carbon footprint by which you will get monetary benefits.

We provide comprehensive services related to climate change mitigation, including carbon footprint accounting, advisory, ESG reporting, and CSR for climate change mitigation.

Also, we offer carbon credit trading solutions to help organizations offset their emissions.

Our Vision and Mission

Our mission is to create a global Net Zero Carbon Credit framework that incentivizes and rewards carbon reduction efforts. We aim to empower businesses, communities, and individuals to take meaningful climate action, achieving carbon neutrality and fostering a sustainable and resilient future for the planet."

Mission

Vision

"Our vision is a world powered by sustainable practices, where every individual, organization, and nation actively participates in achieving net zero carbon emissions. Through a robust carbon credit system, we envision a future where the negative impact of carbon emissions on our planet is counteracted, and a balanced, carbon-neutral state is achieved."

Goal

"Our primary goal is to facilitate the transition to a net zero carbon world by establishing a robust and effective carbon credit system. We aim to:

• Encourage Emission Reduction: Incentivize businesses and industries to reduce their carbon emissions by providing credits for each ton of CO2 or equivalent greenhouse gases reduced.

• Promote Carbon Offset Projects: Support and invest in carbon offset projects that remove or sequester carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, such as reforestation, afforestation, and sustainable land management initiatives.

• Foster Innovation: Drive technological advancements in renewable energy, energy efficiency, and carbon capture and storage, enabling accelerated emission reductions and sustainable practices.

• Raise awareness and educate individuals and communities about the importance of carbon neutrality and their role in mitigating climate change.

• Collaborate Globally: Establish international cooperation and agreements to ensure a coordinated effort in achieving global carbon neutrality targets.

• Ensure Transparency and Integrity: Maintain a transparent and accountable carbon credit system, preventing greenwashing and ensuring the credibility of emission reduction efforts.

• Empower Sustainability: Encourage sustainable business practices and consumer choices, creating a greener economy and driving demand for low-carbon products and services.

• Drive Policy Support: Advocate for supportive policies and regulations that promote the adoption of net zero carbon strategies across industries and sectors.

By achieving these goals, our Net Zero Carbon Credit initiative aims to play a pivotal role in mitigating climate change, protecting ecosystems, and securing a sustainable future for generations to come."

Carbon Credit Program

UCR Standard and Platform aims to introduce better carbon omics with the next-generation model of mining voluntary non-compliance carbon credits from a wide range of green projects that is far more efficient, faster, cheaper, de-centralized in transfer and convenient for every small green project owner aiming to decarbonize the economy.

The UCR, issues voluntary non-compliance carbon credits called carbon offset units (CoUs), to projects that result in the destruction, avoidance, or reduction of GHG emissions in the atmosphere, and to certain carbon sequestration initiatives. UCR has designed and reset the eligibility criteria to reward sustainable development, with rules that are standardized and facilitates carbon finance/capital flows in the traditional as well as emerging smart contract conversion (CoU Token) tokenomics post issuance of the carbon credits on the registry.

In general, UCR requires that projects exceed regulatory requirements, are commissioned on or after 01 January 2002, are verifiable, and must be currently operational. UCR Rules allow projects from domestic and international markets (countries in Africa, Asia, etc., except Annex 1 countries) and other GHG programs provided no double counting occurs. All UCR mitigation activities have prescriptive eligibility, evaluation, and verification requirements as set out in our approved positive project list protocol requirements outlined in the UCR Standard.

Our UCR Standard allows for early action projects and the ability to monetize carbon credits from the year 2013 onwards. In keeping with the current global carbon guidelines, entry into the UCR system is seamless and on par for small and large-scale project owners. The UCR registry does not approve or reject any peer-to-peer trades, nor charge holders of carbon credits any fees for opening or maintaining accounts or green project registration (third-party auditing/verification fees are excluded). Our simplified and decentralized fee structure is linked to the carbon credits mined successfully by each owner (our fees are 5% {five percent} of the total carbon credits mined, auto deducted- involving no cash exchange in the process, thereby increasing the speed of issuance or release of carbon credits to account holders).

Our approach to mining carbon credits from projects addresses the “Do no harm or Impact” additionality test. None of the projects being mined on the UCR platform have any negative development impacts i.e. community or environment. We are moving on from asking if a project would not have happened otherwise (debating a counterfactual), to supporting a project that adds environmental, social, and governance standards (ESG) as a key basis for the UCR platform, while accepting quality green projects from a predefined list of activities. All our projects avoid coal or any other fossil fuel in their implementation. None of our projects involve buffering carbon credits as insurance for future calamities.

Carbon Credits

Carbon credits, also known as carbon offsets, are permits that allow the owner to emit a certain amount of carbon dioxide or other greenhouse gases. One credit permits the emission of one ton of carbon dioxide or the equivalent of other greenhouse gases. Carbon credits were devised as a mechanism to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Companies get a set number of credits, which decline over time, and they can sell any excess to another company. Carbon credits create a monetary incentive for companies to reduce their carbon emissions. Those that cannot easily reduce emissions can still operate, at a higher financial cost

Net Zero Scope

According to the GHG Protocol, a company's greenhouse gas emissions are divided into three scopes.

Scope 1 : Emissions are direct GHG emissions that a company produces and controls This scope is separated into 4 categories, Emitted through stationary combustion, process emissions, fugitive emissions, and mobile emissions

Examples: gas-powered office heating, on-site manufacturing, air conditioning units, or company vehicles

Scope 2 : Emissions are indirect GHG emissions that a company produces by its use of electricity and power Emitted through power plants that supply the company with its electricity, steam, heat, and cooling demand

Example: Purchased electricity

Scope 3 : Emissions are indirect GHG emissions that occur up and down the company’s value chain and are not included in scope 2

This scope is separated into 15 categories

Emitted through a company’s value chain: suppliers, employees, business travel, use of company products etc.

Examples:

Upstream: Purchased goods and services or employee commuting

Downstream: Investments or franchises

Carbon Credits