Carbonable
Carbonable is a carbon contribution management platform that helps companies plan, execute, and report on carbon removal projects with integrity.
What is Carbonable?
Carbonable is an all-in-one carbon contribution management platform on Starknet that enables companies and individuals to drive, manage, and communicate their climate contributions by investing in premium projects that preserve and regenerate ecosystems. Launched in November 2021 by Guillaume LETI and Ramzi Laieb, Carbonable streamlines the contribution process from strategic planning to execution. The platform allows users to standardize and digitize carbon assets, monitor carbon removal results through cutting-edge technologies like satellite imagery and AI, and automate ESG reporting. Carbonable resolves key problems facing the voluntary carbon credit market: funding inaccessibility, the lack of tools to manage carbon credits, and transparency.
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