GoNetZero™ is a decarbonisation solution provider helping its clients to achieve their carbon neutrality goals through the provision of verified environmental attributes (such as RECs and carbon credits) and digital platform solutions. GoNetZero™’s suite of digital services includes GoNetZeroConnect, which provides emission estimation and tracking in a single dashboard, a platform for buying and selling of credible renewable energy certificates and carbon credits, as well as NetZeroOS, for management and optimisation of energy assets across solar and wind.  

Since its launch in 2022, GoNetZero™ has secured over 40 multinational customers, including OCBC, Razer as well as UBS. GoNetZero™ is supporting these companies meet their decarbonisation goals across operations in 14 countries. To support international markets expansion, GoNetZero™ has set up office presence in three key markets: Singapore, the UK and Vietnam. 

Measure & Report – Our customers can get quick insights into their emissions profile to kickstart emissions reduction and management. They can further track their progress on NetZeroOS to further support transparent communication of their climate action.  

Abate & Offset - Ability to secure high-quality, verified RECs and carbon credits by our renewable energy portfolio and reputable partners. 

Verify & Match - By using blockchain technology, GoNetZero™ is able to track renewable energy from source to consumption. This enhances our customer experience of transparency and traceability of renewable energy  

Optimise & Scale - NetZeroOS is our proprietary smart energy asset management system that covers a range of assets; wind, solar, battery, water, hydrogen to thermal. Our customers will be served a better experience to scale, deploy and optimise for their business. 

GoNetZero™ is backed by Singapore Stock Exchange-listed Sembcorp Industries, headquartered in Singapore. 

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