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The dual-carbon management and service platforms (carbon peak and carbon neutral), or simply smart digital platforms of carbon and GHG emission data, aims to introduce such information into the operations and management of enterprises and government organizations at various levels. They embodies the main task of the “twin transition” or green digital transformation of human activities and interactions with the planet.
How might we define, design and develop such a platform?
This project (visCEADs, or visualization of the Carbon Emission Accounts and Datasets) utilizes the following resources released by various organizations. They provide vital information and best practices for industries and government bodies to achieve “precision decarbonization,” by which Oxford Roadmapping means the viable and actionable actions for GHG reduction based on science-based data:
Held at the same time and site of the UN Climate Conference COP 28, the IEEE Green Tech, Sustainable Development and Net-Zero Policies and Practices 2023 was held. There, Oxford Roadmapping released the “Precision Decarbonization” Interactive Visualization prototype outcomes. The prototype shows the innovative values of using the Carbon Emission Accounting Datasets (CEADs) in the following two domains:
The outcomes will be incorporated, as a use-case, into the Green Digital Action Toolkits, to be released by Oxford Roadmapping’s free-to-use 【GDAStandard】project. It will demonstrate the usefulness of green digital action innovation and standardization for green digital transformation via platform-building.
The collaboration work with China’s National Industrial Institute (Eco-design) was successfully submitted and presented at the 8th ITU-T FG-AI4A meeting in December 2023. The technical document, “Supply Chain Finance Linking with Carbon Accounting Data for Agriculture Business and Products” (FG-AI4A-I-132), was presented by Dr. Han-Teng Liao on December 1.
This document was the outcomes by Oxford Roadmapping and China’s National Industrial Institute (Eco-design) research and design work on Conghua conditions and carbon inclusion opportunities and the Greater Bay Area’s “Green Carbon Link” financing instruments, resulting in a pilot project called “Green Supply Chain FinTech for Digital Agriculture”. The collaboration was inspired earlier by the joint conference by the United Nations International Telecommunication Union (ITU) and Food Administration Organization (FAO) on Digital Agriculture and digital transformation for food security.