Carbon Measures announced at COP31 that it is opening a Singapore office backed by the Singapore Economic Development Board. The office will focus on industrial decarbonization policy for hard-to-abate sectors and will run the company's first in-country pilot in Singapore. The pilot will test product-level carbon intensity (CI) accounting across the marine fuel value chain, from production to combustion. Bio-LNG will be the first fuel tested, with maritime transport as the initial use case. The goal is to see whether emissions data can be measured, tracked, and verified consistently enough to support commercial contracts and regulatory review. Carbon Measures says the pilot will also examine how technology can support carbon accounting and verification at each stage. Partners include marine fuel supply chain companies, Singapore government agencies, SB COP, and local nonprofits and universities. The company plans to use findings to push for interoperable product carbon intensity standards in other markets.
