Carbon Measures Opens Singapore Office, Launches Marine Fuels Carbon Accounting Pilot

Carbon Measures, a business coalition focused on product-level carbon accounting, opened its Asia-Pacific hub in Singapore and kicked off its first in-country pilot aimed at hard-to-abate industrial sectors. The pilot targets the marine fuels sector and will test product-level carbon intensity accounting across the full value chain, from feedstock production to combustion. Bio-LNG is the first product under review, with marine shipping as the use case. The work will test how emissions data can be measured, tracked, and verified as carbon information moves through the supply chain, and how that data can support commercial contracts and regulatory review. The pilot is backed by the Singapore Economic Development Board and will involve marine fuel suppliers, government agencies, nonprofits, and academic partners. This is the first of several planned pilots Carbon Measures says it will run across countries and product categories. The goal is to build a globally interoperable approach to product-level carbon accounting and inform policies that differentiate lower-carbon products.