I strongly believe that carbon finance can and should act as a catalyst for wider climate action. At ecosecurities, we emphasise a "reduce and invest" approach, integrating climate finance and carbon credits to provide long term, predictable and sustainable flows of finance to accelerate decarbonisation activities in APAC and around the world.
Asia, responsible for over half of global emissions and rich in natural resources, can leverage nature-based solutions (NbS) to achieve 37% of the emissions reductions needed by 2030 under the Paris Agreement. However, this must be complemented by technology-based solutions (TbS). Not only through projects like Direct Air Capture (DAC) and Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS), but also by utilising emerging satellite and GIS data to continuously improve reporting and integrity.
In a recent article for Eco-Business, our CEO, Pablo Fernandez, highlights how carbon credits can be a catalyst for broader environmental impact, not just for offsetting emissions. He also emphasises the importance of integrating nature-based and technology-based solutions, for effective emissions cuts.
Partnering with SK Group, ecosecurities aims to create more projects across Asia, advance innovative decarbonisation technologies, and support the region's transition to net zero.
Thank you to Eco-Business for working with us on this piece!
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Technical Director
8moCongrats Matt, a strong partner you got yourself there 🙂