- Net Zero-X launches blockchain exchange for climate tech investments.
- Platform aims to deploy $10 billion in impact capital over decade.
- Chintai technology enhances transparency and security for sustainable projects.
Greening the blockchain
Singapore-based Net Zero-X has unveiled its blockchain exchange for impact investors, aiming to tackle the significant financing gap in the global transition to a net-zero future.
The platform connects institutional and accredited investors to vetted green, clean, and climate tech projects.
With 60 sustainability projects already lined up and plans to onboard 500 more within five years, Net Zero-X targets the deployment of over $10 billion in impact capital over the next decade.
Matchmaking for a cooler planet
The exchange addresses a crucial “matchmaking problem” in sustainable investment, according to Co-Founder Glenn Davies.
By providing a regulated, accessible platform, Net Zero-X bridges the gap between trillions of dollars in private capital and cleantech initiatives struggling to connect with relevant investors.
The platform’s flagship project is the world’s first ‘Drive-In Waste Disposal & Energy Recovery Hub’ in the UK, aimed at redirecting waste from landfills to reduce carbon emissions.
Blockchain meets green tech
Leveraging technology from Chintai, a licensed Singaporean blockchain company, Net Zero-X offers enhanced transparency and security for investments.
Chintai’s platform provides immutable and verifiable transaction records, boosting investor confidence.
This collaboration allows Net Zero-X to expedite the deployment of critical capital to sustainability projects, potentially revolutionizing the $6.2 trillion annual climate finance market needed to reach global net-zero targets by 2050.
