China deploys blockchain for green energy certification under new State Council guidelines targeting unified market by 2030.

Platforms that provide insights, such as Kraken’s BTC to USD rate, show how crypto’s traceability could soon help users evaluate their carbon footprint alongside their financial activity.

China plans a blockchain system to certify green electricity and track emissions. New framework aims for 70% market-based trading by 2030.

JPMorgan Chase & Co. (NYSE:JPM) is working on a blockchain-powered system to tokenize carbon credits as part of its efforts to improve tracking, transparency, and trading efficiency in the carbon ...

China employs blockchain green energy tracing to certify renewable electricity, aiming for a national unified power market by ...

JPMorgan Chase is testing a new blockchain-based platform for carbon credits through its digital assets arm, Kinexys. The pilot is being developed in collaboration with S&P Global Commodity Insights, ...

SOLOWIN HOLDINGS (Nasdaq: AXG) (“AXG” or the “Company”), a leading financial technology firm bridging traditional and digital assets, today announced a partnership with Taobao Shangou,a subsidiary of ...

Climate blockchain company ESG1 is partnering with emissions removals leaders Rain Cage Carbon to provide integrated carbon MRV and tokenization solutions. Our collaboration with Rain Cage Carbon ...

For many business leaders, the hype around blockchain technologies is focused on cryptocurrencies, NFTs and decentralization. But the real value of blockchain goes far beyond speculative markets.