Gold Standard and ATEC Global issued the first fully digitised cookstove carbon credits, totalling 1,667 tonnes of emission reductions, using digital monitoring, reporting, and verification (dMRV) traceable on the Hedera Guardian public ledger. This issuance, part of Gold Standard's dMRV pilot programme, involved ATEC's eCook Bangladesh project, which uses IoT-SIMs for real-time data collection. The dMRV process, independently audited by Earthood, aims to enhance transparency and efficiency in carbon markets by replacing manual data collection with continuous tracking. Gold Standard issued these credits under its Interim Issuance Track, representing 75% of the verified volume, with the remaining 25% to be released after full verification.
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