Technology and Research

The GESIA Project is focused on advanced technology research to efficiently manage carbon emission and offset data, and to enhance the transparency and integrity of the carbon market. A key goal of this project is to prevent double counting in the process of tokenizing carbon offset and emission rights data, including carbon absorption and reduction amounts. To achieve this, the project is developing technology that accurately assesses and tracks the value of carbon credits across both voluntary and mandatory markets.

The GESIA Project uses carbon emission data collected through corporate service apps to calculate emissions and prove integrity using a carbon calculator smart contract. This smart contract leverages blockchain technology to ensure the accuracy and transparency of the data, thereby enhancing the reliability of carbon emission data.

Furthermore, the GESIA Project aims to tokenize carbon emission data to manage carbon credits (emission rights and offset credits) without double counting. This tokenization process provides a basis for real-time tracking and verification of carbon neutrality, through the trading and donation of carbon emission tokens and carbon credit tokens.