Zevero, SEC, and SP partner to build Singapore carbon standards

It aims to bring greater visibility, credibility, and clarity to the climate impact and carbon footprint of products.

Zevero, the Singapore Environment Council (SEC), and Singapore Polytechnic (SP) announced a collaboration aimed at building Singapore’s product-level carbon certification ecosystem.

According to the joint press release, the initiative is intended to “bring greater visibility, credibility, and clarity to the climate impact and carbon footprint of products,” helping both companies and consumers make more informed decisions.

Under the partnership, SEC will lead the development of certification standards and public engagement efforts. Singapore Polytechnic will focus on training and capacity-building for businesses, whilst Zevero will provide the digital infrastructure and technical expertise to support product carbon footprinting and life cycle assessments.

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