We build products, standards, and market mechanisms that scale carbon capture and enable clean commerce worldwide. Backed by Oxy Low Carbon Ventures.
A subsidiary of Occidental (NYSE: OXY)
We apply finance expertise, technology, and global networks to transform climate challenges into scalable market solutions.
Problem: Carbon markets lack standardized instruments for emerging removal technologies.
Opportunity: New credit instruments and accounting standards can unlock institutional-scale investment in removals.
Problem: Retail, corporate, and government buyers are blind to CO₂ embodied in goods and services.
Opportunity: Making emissions visible with digital labels and software is a multi-billion-dollar market.
Problem: Carbon credit buyers face no clear performance benchmarks or portfolio frameworks.
Opportunity: Factor-based portfolio construction brings institutional rigor and scale to climate investment.
Problem: US and EU carbon markets operate in isolation with incompatible compliance regimes.
Opportunity: Cross-border market bridges unlock liquidity and create the world's first truly global carbon price signal.
From the world's largest direct air capture facility to global carbon accounting standards — real products solving real problems.
Market development for the world's largest Direct Air Capture (DAC) facility. Creating demand-side infrastructure for gigatonne-scale removal.
Carbon Capture
Software platform to track, manage, and declare CO₂e of any product or service using digital labels across global supply chains.
Software Platform
Global initiative for environmental accounting methodology development for the carbon removals market. Setting the standards for measurement.
Standards & MethodologyFirst systematic experience curve estimates for carbon removal and AI. 150 technologies analyzed with a median learning rate of 20.9%. Implications for climate policy investment timing.
Transparent terms and payment rails for global carbon reduction under Article 6.
Mature risk-taking frameworks for environmental integrity and permanence guarantees.
Digital infrastructure for CO₂e-attributed goods and services at global scale.
Factor-based frameworks for evaluating and comparing carbon credit portfolios.
Research Landscape
Three decades of senior management experience in energy companies. Advises the United Nations, World Bank, and UNFCCC on carbon market architecture and climate finance policy.
Two decades applying finance, technology, and innovation to climate markets. Author of The Nature of Value. Has advised the G-20 and United Nations on sustainable finance frameworks.
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