The tension lies in the growing demand for transparent emissions data from regulators and environmental groups, contrasted with the current inadequacy of systems that struggle to correlate these emissions with specific trades.

This not only puts trading firms at risk of non-compliance but also damages their reputational integrity.

Stakeholders demand clarity in emissions reporting, yet face significant barriers due to flawed data integration and tracking systems.

The root cause is the outdated and fragmented data management systems that cannot seamlessly integrate with emissions tracking technologies.

These systems are often disparate, lack standardization, and suffer from interoperability issues, making it difficult to associate emissions directly with their corresponding trades.