1. Deanna MacDonald Blockchain Labs for Open Collaboration
Deanna is the CEO of BLOC, a globally distributed network of collaborators working in the maritime, energy, carbon and sustainable finance sectors to apply blockchain to solve real-world problems.
In her past she has worked with smart energy grids, renewables, medical technology, biotechnology and artificial intelligence in the sectors of Global Healthcare, Energy, Agriculture and Food Systems.
She is also an advisor to several governments, NGOs and a digital Course Leader for courses offered at MIT Sloan, Columbia Business School and Wharton.

2. Blockchain for Climate Action
Incentivisation, market mechanisms and risk mitigation.
Encouragement of climate action through markets, business cases, automated compliance and asset exchanges.
Attribution systems, global accessibility and governance.
Paris Agreement target conversions, proof of targets met
Distributed systems for climate assets monitoring, reporting and verification.
Integration, IoT, securing data inputs, standardisation of inputs and emissions reporting 1 3
Qualification, traceability , provenance and certificate of origins for climate assets.
New asset classes for climate. Public or permissioned? Nation states, corporations and individuals? 4 2

3. delivering blockchain infrastructure for environmental finance markets
Open source protocol and Dapp for various green finance assets and market players, est 2016
World’s 1st transaction and issuance of carbon credits in blockchain, 2017
Opening new climate finance streams by IoT and renewables integration
ALEXEY SHADRIN
Co-founder DAO IPCI and Evercity.
Founder of the Russian Carbon Fund
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4. KEY DAO IPCI STATEMENTS
Third party damage of economic activities should be accurately measured and included into the price of goods and services
Blockchain can help us solve climate finance market problems:
- avoid double counting,
- build trust, traceability, transparency,
- increase and broaden climate finance flows
Machines can measure, manage and offset environmental impact better than human
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5. Gaurav Kwatra Oliver Wyman
Expert in lending and advanced analytics
Lead for Oliver Wyman’s SE Asia Green Finance initiatives
Primary focus on driving Green Finance from Oliver Wyman’s tradition clients in the region (Banks, Insurance Firms, Asset Managers, Wealth Managers)

6. Blockchains in driving climate response
There are potential opportunities, such as
Blockchain based records of energy transactions on microgrids
Blockchain based supply chain finance
There needs to be a careful selection of where to use blockchains vs. where to use a traditional database solution – which transactions do not have a trusted authority to store and manage the record?

7. Utilizing distributed information systems to revive the carbon economy
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9. Joseph Pallant Founder and Executive Director – Blockchain for Climate Foundation
Blockchain lets us connect emissions reductions opportunities with capital and demand. Technologies of the future are already here. The world is awash in capital. Most people want to stop climate change.
Carbon offsets, ITMOS and other project-based emissions reductions benefit from the immutability, transparency and verifiability aspects of blockchain.
Smart contracts & Internet of Things (IoT) present huge benefits for Monitoring, Reporting & Verification (MRV).
Business cases abound: 
Blockchain protocol, standards and tools creation. IPCI.io
Peer-to-peer carbon trading, loyalty/rewards. CarbonX.ca
Institutional & compliance carbon inventory & trading.
Supply chain, logistics, tracking, environmental monitoring. UN-BLOC.com
Initial Coin Offering (ICO) to pre-fund anything.
Joseph Pallant. Brinkman Climate & Blockchain for Climate Foundation 2018

10. Introducing the BITMO Putting the Paris Agreement on the Blockchain
Blockchain for Climate Foundation is Putting the Paris Agreement on the Blockchain by developing an Open Source project utilizing “Non-Fungible Tokens” (NFTs) and “Unique Fungible Tokens” (UFTs) on the Ethereum Blockchain.
The unit of account will be the “BITMO” – Blockchain Internationally Transferred Mitigation Outcome.
Read our new articles on Medium and follow us @BlockForClimate on Twitter.
Joseph Pallant. Brinkman Climate & Blockchain for Climate Foundation 2018