London, United Kingdom Apr 22, 2024 – The carbon accounting startup company Zevero began with a goal to track carbon emissions globally and is now expanding its network through partnering with the climate tech company LEVELUP based in Singapore. They will work together on a project to monitor the carbon emissions associated with consumer products. While this partnership represents a multi-million dollar deal, the companies have not disclosed financial details yet. With the harmful effects of global warming and continuous efforts needed for change, many companies are working on carbon emissions as the global carbon accounting market is estimated at $15 billion worldwide.
The merging of the two companies now allows them to operate under the shared name of ‘Zevero’ which will significantly boost their market reach. Zevero is fully prepared to specialize in the high-emission food and beverage industry according to geo-locations. They have appointed a new global management team to oversee worldwide operations and ensure smooth running. There is no doubt environmentally-friendly products and services currently top market demand as all other organizations practice sustainability. It requires enforcement of regulations as well as a strong and reliable supply chain seen as driving factors. It is important for credible decarbonization strategies and accurate emissions data. Zevero will work on the right resources, tools and knowledge currently lacking in the organization.
Zevero is one of the most advanced Carbon accounting firms utilizing modern technology to obtain more precise data. It uses AI-driven carbon modeling, real-time analytics, automated emissions calculations and other strategies to measure and manage carbon footprint throughout the entire supply chain. This would not have been possible without LEVELUP’s extensive expertise in the agriculture industry. The upcoming CEO of Zevero, Shigeo Taniuchi who previously led LEVELUP, said, “In just three years, Zevero has proven its ability to provide full-stack carbon accounting to clients in over 13 countries,” and now they are focusing on Asian regions. Media ContactDaniel Martin Source :Daniel Martin