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INTERVIEW: Blockchain firm aims to cut “needless” organic waste methane emissions, scale ‘recycling’ credits

Published 16:39 on June 4, 2025 / Last updated at 16:39 on June 4, 2025 / / Americas, Biodiversity, EMEA, Europe, South & Central, Voluntary

A Switzerland-headquartered blockchain platform aims to address organic waste methane emissions from landfills it says are rampant yet avoidable, pairing carbon with so-called recycling credits to help companies meet both their decarbonisation and extended producer responsibility (EPR) goals.
A Switzerland-headquartered blockchain platform aims to address organic waste methane emissions from landfills it says are rampant yet avoidable, pairing carbon with so-called recycling credits to help companies meet both their decarbonisation and extended producer responsibility (EPR) goals.


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