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Key Impact Points:
- ERM collaborates with CEEZER to launch a carbon credit portal, enhancing clients’ sustainability efforts.
- The portal allows companies to select, purchase, and retire carbon credits that align with their emission reduction goals.
- ERM strengthens its market presence with a strategic investment in CEEZER.
ERM has partnered with CEEZER to create the ERM Carbon Credit Portal, enabling businesses to purchase and retire carbon credits efficiently. The portal, integrated with ERM’s carbon market expertise, provides a streamlined selection process that pairs project transparency with advanced digital tools.
The ERM Carbon Credit Portal is designed to streamline the carbon credit selection and purchasing experience and facilitate organizations’ participation in the voluntary carbon market. It represents the next stage in ERM’s strategy to enhance its support for clients’ carbon credit journeys, following the launch of ERM Climate Markets as a new business line.
Alexander Cox, Head of Carbon Markets at ERM, emphasized, “ERM’s new portal combines our carbon markets strategy, due diligence, and technical expertise with CEEZER’s digital enablement capabilities to provide clients with support and guidance at every step of their carbon credit purchasing journey.”
The portal aligns with ERM’s goal of enhancing client carbon credit journeys and includes a strategic investment in CEEZER to scale the carbon credit market. Magnus Drewelies, CEO at CEEZER, added, “By integrating our data-centric carbon credit platform with ERM’s extensive sustainability expertise, we’re empowering organizations to make informed, strategic decisions in the voluntary carbon market.”
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This launch reflects ERM’s growing commitment to providing sustainable solutions, furthering its strategy to support corporate decarbonization efforts worldwide. Through the portal, companies can select carbon credits confidently, driving progress toward their GHG emission reduction goals.