CarbonEmissionManagement
Celebrating World Environment Day, Oxford Roadmapping (Oxon8) shared the latest findings of Net Zero Economy Dataset Visualization, revealing that the world decarbonization rate (the year-on-year carbon intensity percentage change) needs to be at 19% on average by 2050, 9% by 2030, and 10-13% by 2040, so as to meet the 1.5°C target of the Paris Agreement。
At the COP28, the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) announced the following outcomes of the Green Digital Action:
- Green standards： One joint statement announced by World Standards Cooperation, on the importance of sustainability being built into technical standards’ development by design to achieve net-zero. One Action Plan to environmental sustainability standards. implementation.
- The UN Early Warnings for All (EW4all) initiative to be implemented by the ICT sector before 2027 that ensure protection for everyone, using cell broadcasts and location-based SMS (Satellite service providers are encouraged to join).
- ICT Sector GHG emissions reduction, following the set ICT 1.5°C trajectories.
- A project on “E-Waste Management Regulations” led by Saudi Arabia, to help the regulations in Zambia, Rwanda, and Paraguay.
Marking the roadmap and gaps of standardization, the Call to Action document is among the most important technological documents announced by the ITU at COP 28.
Oxford Roadmapping will continue its 【GDAStandard】project to release Green Digital Action toolbox for wider participation in the global efforts。
Try it by clicking on here !
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：
- China’s “Dual-Carbon Management Digital Platform” Industry Standard
- China-led international collaboration research network Carbon Emission Accounts and Datasets (CEADs)
- The International Telecommunication Union (ITU) green digital transformation standards: L.1470 L.1480
- Oxford Roadmapping’s platform business model design for smart digital platforms of carbon neutral management and services (developed based on the above standard and data resources)