The Open Offsets Directory

The voluntary carbon offsets market has long been held back by a lack of transparency.  We believe the solution is a decentralized data common built with blockchain that encourages market participants to share their data.

A prototype using live data is now available at opentaps.org/offsets 

Our research about the voluntary carbon offsets market is now available for public review on the Hyperledger Wiki 

From Energy to Emissions

This demo shows how we’re taking utility bills from Green Button XML and storing them on a permissioned data channel with Hyperledger Fabric.

This is an implementation of the audited emissions data channel, the first part of our Operating System for Climate Action.

To try it yourself, see our blockchain carbon accounting project on Github.

 

Emissions Tokens on Blockchain

Take a look at an emissions tokens network, which allows emissions auditors, REC dealers, emissions offsets dealers, and consumers to tract emissions and trade offsets on an Ethereum blockchain.

This is an implementation of the emissions tokens network, the second part of our Operating System for Climate Action.

Click here to read more, or here for a tutorial on how we built it.

Open Source Energy Management

Check out our videos to learn more about opentaps SEAS and our open source business model for energy.  

See the documentation on how to install, use, deploy, and develop with opentaps SEAS yourself.

Follow our blog for the latest news and articles about opentaps.

M&V Model Chart Example

Make M&V Believable Again

opentaps brings together data from utility meter and building equipment in one platform.  Advanced statistical models are included with opentaps and amazingly easy to build.
 
The result: Building managers, ESCO developers, and contractors all have access to the same data and models.  They can all see building-level energy use and detailed equipment performance to understand and verify energy savings.
 
By making both data and software openly available, M&V can bring together all parties and achieve greater energy efficiency, instead of being a source of disagreement and mistrust.  Read more about how we’re doing it.

Open Offsets Directory Updated to Berkeley Carbon Trading Project v3

The Open Offsets Directory has been updated to the latest version 3 […]

Voluntary Offsets Research Paper Released for Public Review

Over the last few months, we’ve worked on a research project of […]

Statistics of Voluntary Carbon Offsets in 2020

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A Decentralized, Open Source Solution for Voluntary Carbon Offsets

The voluntary carbon offsets market is a critical part of our solution […]

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