Decarbonizing Our Global Supply Chain Infrastructure: The Role...
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Hyperledger Climate Action and Accounting SIG presents an award winning prototype that moves scope 1–2–3 emissions from siloed PDFs into a shared ledger: a net emissions token network that wraps verifiable credentials into NFT-like emission profiles, secure identifiers and emissions data channels for product‑level provenance. Architecture uses oracles, smart contracts and Hyperledger Fabric permissioned ledgers plus bridges to Hedera, Avalanche and others. Claims include tracking value‑chain emissions, reducing verification cost, and enabling regulatory and market signals such as the EU CBAM ($~8B by 2030) and green finance flows.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Hyperledger Climate SIG intro
- 1:51Motivation for climate accounting
- 3:57Market forces driving decarbonization
- 6:28Barriers to carbon footprint assessment
- 7:51Why Hyperledger and distributed ledger technology
- 9:36Future of open-source climate accounting
- 12:06Prototype and measurement economy
- 13:32DLT applications vertical/horizontal
- 16:39Tracking scope 3 emissions
- 18:04Prototype system core components
- 19:27Identity in climate accounting
- 21:14Hyperledger Fabric stack
- 24:47NFT wrappers for emissions
- 26:56Engage with the community
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