Carbonstop is invited by the United Nations to provide carbon management training for small and medium-sized enterprises

On November 23-24, the2022 United Nations Sustainable Procurement Seminar in China was held in Xujing Town, Qingpu District, Shanghai, co-hosted by the International Economic and Technical Exchange Center of the Ministry of Commerce, the United Nations Development Programme, the United Nations Office for Project Services, and the People's Government of Qingpu District.

The conference invited professionals including academicians and experts from home and abroad, officials from government departments and international organizations, leaders of industry associations, representatives of research and consulting institutions, and business leaders to deliver keynote speeches and engage in thematic dialogues, providing in-depth interpretations and introductions to the background and trends of sustainable procurement.

On the afternoon of November 24,Yan Luhui, founder of Carbonstop,was invited to attend the conference and gave an online keynote speech titled “In the Era of Carbon Neutrality, How Can SMEs Carry Out Carbon Management and Carbon Reduction.”

Yan Luhui proposed: Carbon neutrality is a global consensus and a super gold track worth hundreds of billions. Companies need to adopt greener and more sustainable methods for carbon management. He shared Carbonstop’s pioneering “CREOS” carbon neutrality methodology and the company’s integrated carbon management SaaS platform—Carbon Cloud CCloud at the conference.

Carbon Cloud CCloud can lower the threshold for corporate carbon emission accounting, provide industry-specific and custom calculation models, and support the automatic generation of GHG/ISO reports. It uses digital means to offer a full lifecycle solution for corporate carbon accounting, management, reduction, and neutrality, assisting companies in achieving carbon neutrality.

Carbonstop will continue to focus on creating comprehensive applications for corporate carbon management, making carbon data ubiquitous, visible, and valuable, empowering sustainable development with technological innovation, and contributing to the realization of China's dual carbon targets.