OXÏ-ZEN is fully aligned with the requirements for working within the Afforestation and Reforestation, Agriculture, and Marine Carbon Ecosystem sectors.
Our approach integrates a unique global CO₂ management system powered by blockchain technology — directly linking Emitters and Convertors while leveraging existing carbon sinks such as mature forests and wetlands. It ensures measurable, transparent and scientifically verified carbon sequestration, contributing to global climate change mitigation.
OXÏ-ZEN seeks accreditation for validation, verification and certification in three sectoral scopes ↓
01 Sectoral scope
SS 14
Afforestation and reforestation
Sectoral scope
Afforestation and Reforestation
Technical area
Carbon sequestration in biomass, soil and ecosystems.
Expertise and activities
01Enhancing carbon stocks in trees, shrubs and soil through afforestation and reforestation projects.
02Using blockchain for transparency and real-time carbon sink monitoring.
03Facilitating independent third-party verification of sequestration efforts, for compliance and accuracy.
02 Sectoral scope
SS 15
Agriculture
Sectoral scope
Agriculture
Technical area
Emission reduction through sustainable agricultural practices and land management.
Expertise and activities
01Optimising fertiliser use and soil management to minimise greenhouse gas emissions.
02Carbon pricing mechanisms that direct 95% of funds to Convertors, promoting carbon sink protection.
03Transparent emissions reporting and transactions via blockchain technology.
03 Sectoral scope
Marine
Marine carbon ecosystem
Sectoral scope
Marine Carbon Ecosystem*
Technical area
Marine carbon sequestration, ecosystem protection and ocean acidification monitoring.
Expertise and activities
01Monitoring and protecting marine ecosystems for carbon sequestration and ecosystem health.
02Satellite data and scientific methodologies for accurate carbon uptake assessments.
03Working with coastal communities to align local practices with global SDG goals.
* The Marine Carbon Ecosystem is not within the UNFCCC Article 6.4 accredited scope.
