On one hand, businesses must prove their renewable investments are genuinely reducing emissions to satisfy investors, regulators, and consumers.

On the other, the carbon credit market is rife with double counting, unverifiable projects, and inconsistent standards that allow greenwashing to go undetected.

This erodes trust and puts compliant businesses at a reputational and competitive disadvantage.

The lack of a unified, tamper-proof, and real-time verification infrastructure across Eurozone countries inhibits transparency.

Legacy systems handle renewable energy and carbon credits in disconnected silos, and frequent updates in regulatory standards outpace legacy system capabilities.

Partial blockchain pilots and independent audits exist but lack Eurozone-wide adoption, seamless integration, or the user-friendliness required for complex corporate needs.

Manual processes persist, leading to errors and delays.