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Pi Green and EcoGuard Join Forces to Digitise Carbon Capture and Strengthen dMRV Frameworks

Pi Green Innovations and EcoGuard Global AG have announced a strategic collaboration aimed at digitising carbon capture processes and advancing digital Measurement, Reporting, and Verification (dMRV) systems for clients in India and global markets. The initiative is designed to enhance transparency in carbon accounting, enable reliable climate impact verification, and support future carbon credit generation.

The partnership comes at a time when India’s carbon market is gaining traction, supported by policy developments and significant financial commitments toward carbon capture and storage. With a growing regulatory framework and increasing global interest in carbon markets, the collaboration positions India as a key hub for scalable carbon reduction projects and cross-border carbon trading opportunities.

By combining Pi Green’s clean technology solutions with EcoGuard’s digital infrastructure, the companies aim to build standardized and verifiable carbon projects. Pi Green brings patented carbon capture innovations, including systems that capture industrial emissions and convert them into carbon-negative construction materials. EcoGuard, on the other hand, offers a digital platform built on distributed ledger technology, enabling end-to-end monitoring, traceability, and secure carbon credit issuance.

As part of the collaboration, EcoGuard will digitise Pi Green’s carbon capture methodologies in line with international standards and Article 6 frameworks. The deployment of a dMRV platform will allow automated data collection, emissions tracking, and streamlined verification processes, making carbon projects more efficient and transparent.

Leaders from both companies highlighted that the partnership represents a step toward creating scalable and credible carbon solutions. They emphasized that future industrial decarbonisation will depend not only on innovative technologies but also on robust systems that can accurately measure and validate environmental impact.

The initiative is also expected to improve readiness for third-party verification and lay the foundation for generating and monetising carbon credits in the future. By transitioning from manual processes to digital, technology-driven systems, the collaboration aims to help organizations build more reliable, market-aligned carbon project frameworks.