FPT IS, Carbon EX cooperate to promote carbon credit projects
FPT Information System Company Limited (FPT IS) and Carbon EX have just signed a Memorandum of Understanding on cooperation in providing services and solutions to promote carbon credit projects.
Representatives of the two companies exchange MoUs at a signing ceremony held in Japan. -(Photo of FPT IS)
Hanoi (VNA) - FPT Information System Company Limited (FPT IS) andCarbon EX have just signed a Memorandum of Understanding on cooperation inproviding services and solutions to promote carbon credit projects.
The collaboration between the two companies aimed to promote carbon creditprojects that adhere to international standards.
FPT IS, a subsidiary of FPT Group, will serve as the intermediary betweenorganisations and businesses in Vietnam, providing services and solutions todrive green transformation projects. This includes leveraging technology forproject implementation, management and carbon credit applications.
Carbon EX is a trading platform based in Japan that specialises in carboncredits and renewable energy certificates. They also offer consultancy servicesfor the development of carbon credit projects worldwide. Carbon EX bringsexpertise in structuring new carbon credit projects, guiding them through thevalidation and approval processes, and supporting the adoption of approachesthat meet global standards.
Through this collaboration, Vietnamese businesses can partner with FPT IS andCarbon EX to establish standardised carbon credits and effectively operate andmanage carbon credit projects. This partnership aims to support sustainablepractices and contribute to global efforts in mitigating climate change./.
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Representatives of the two companies exchange MoUs at a signing ceremony held in Japan. -(Photo of FPT IS) 
