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Fiùtur is pleased to launch our Fiùtur Finance Portal today. Fiùtur has assembled a diverse team of experts with a proven track record. We're developing the data and market ecosystem necessary to unlock the $Ts required to deliver a sustainable economy, and we're extending the investment opportunity to the global community. 🎯 We're raising $5M to scale our platform. Fiùtur connects corporations, financial institutions, data sources, and market infrastructure providers in a common, verified data network to: - Reduce greenwashing risk - Comply with evolving regulatory requirements - Deploy capital and exchange information with confidence - Tap into a $200T market In line with our ecosystem-centric approach to our business, we're opening Fiùtur's capital raise to the global investment community. If you're a stakeholder of planet Earth, you should be a shareholder in Fiùtur. Learn more and invest through our Fiùtur Finance Portal: https://lnkd.in/e4fyV5Hu #SustainableFinance #ImpactInvesting #FinTech #CleanTech #EnergyTransition

A Great afternoon at the @Loan Market Association 𝗦𝘂𝘀𝘁𝗮𝗶𝗻𝗮𝗯𝗹𝗲 𝗙𝗶𝗻𝗮𝗻𝗰𝗲 𝗖𝗼𝗻𝗳𝗲𝗿𝗲𝗻𝗰𝗲 under the leadership of Gemma Lawrence-Pardew, and attended by Fiùtur's Corinne Neale. Fiùtur was proud to be acknowledged as Contributor to 𝗟𝗠𝗔 𝗛𝗼𝗿𝗶𝘇𝗼𝗻𝘀 along with many other great firms (Photo: Fiùtur top row, second column). We wrote in September about the importance of measuring GHG emissions with accuracy to demonstrate the impact of emissions reduction initiatives and allocate Transition Capital accordingly. It was great to hear industry leaders share lessons learnt on their transition journey. Three in particular struck a chord: 💡 There is a greater business case for Transition Finance when it is required by Regulations. CBAM and the EU Methane Regulation come to mind. 💡 Drive with Opportunity. GHG emissions reductions can lead to cost efficiency, better products, increased market share, or all of these combined. 💡 The market is evolving towards greater Granularity and Accuracy. Product level supply-chain transition discussions were enlightening. With our thanks to: Gemma Lawrence-Pardew    Scott McMunn Ali Russell Tessa Walsh Pablo Pérez-Montero José Luis Blasco Dr. Niki Hutson Nina Ahlstrand Henriette Kästel Bergesen Robert Spruijt Agnes Gourc Brenda de Swart Marina Marecos Riccardo Sallustio Sinead Walshe David J. E. Chmiel Scott McMunn Benjamin Goss Alana McPhee Sophie Durham Sukhvir Basran

“There’s a huge disagreement between what companies say they’re emitting and what the scientific field thinks that they’re emitting,” says Rob Jackson, a Stanford University climate scientist in the Bloomberg article below.  Partly in response to this uncertainty, the Department of Energy-led MMRV initiative (Measurement, Monitoring, Reporting and Verification) launched a global effort to define what constitutes reliable natural gas methane emissions measures. Methane emissions satellite detection pictures have become fairly common, but there is a significant difference between detecting and measuring. A reliable measure provides the foundation for valuation and risk mitigation, from insurance to financial hedges. A reliable measure prioritizes quantitatively the allocation of resources to reduce risk. A reliable measure justifies financial penalties or incentives at country/region level. It turns out there was no global consensus on what makes a credible methane emission measure and greenwashing risk was rising, so regulators and technical specialists got working. On October 11th the DOE published the first results from the emissions data quality working group with the table below which proposes to score emissions data quality measures from best 1 to worst 5. Methodology documentation and testing will follow, but the table clears what a reliable methane emission measure looks like, and what emissions verifiers need to certify: source level measurements rather than modelled, reconciled against site level measurements at a frequency greater than annual across the natural gas supply chain. The combination of "measurement-informed" metrics, reconciled with a suitable secondary source and independently verified will be familiar to the finance industry as "three lines of defence". The immediate relevance of this table to the financial world is the need to justify financing lower-emissions natural gas, and pricing associated cash-flow-at-risk in view of growing GHG regulations affecting commerce. The EU Methane Regulation which came into effect in August 2024 and for which the first set of reporting is due from producers/importers in May 2025, is the first test case, and the brightest financial institutions on the planet are already at work to price this risk into their project and trade financing flows. With standardized delivery of these independently verified measures comes the promise of scaled impact. On the eve of COP 29, significant financial forces are in motion. -- Authored by Corinne Neale, Executive Team, Fiùtur

Fiùtur is excited to join forces with CarbonAi to bring "Digital Integrity" and the power of networks to the energy transition. This is a transformative alliance that bridges two once-isolated worlds—real-world operations and financial markets—creating an unprecedented synergy poised to reshape entire industries. By integrating Fiùtur’s SMART Platform with CarbonAi’s GHG monitoring tools, we're creating a powerful ecosystem that can capture real-world data, standardize the data through SMART Governance, and deliver information in a format that the financial industry can consume. This partnership not only enhances transparency and traceability but also unlocks capital for scaling solutions in environmental markets. Together, we are building the future of transition finance. #EnergyTransition #DigitalIntegrity #Sustainability Read Fiùtur's SMART Governance Framework here: https://lnkd.in/eMndg8FK

🌍 Yesterday, Fiùtur CEO Joe Madden participated in an insightful panel at IETA's North America Climate Summit, focused on "Leveraging Technology to Deliver High Integrity Climate Impact at the Speed and Integrity We Need." The discussion highlighted innovative technologies for methane mitigation and clean cooking, showcasing how we can accelerate meaningful climate action with integrity. A special thank you to the moderator Yvan Champagne and to the other panelists—Donee Alexander, Ryan Arsenault, Talal Debs, and Amit Garg—for sharing their valuable insights. Together, we’re driving progress toward a more sustainable future! #ClimateAction #Innovation #Sustainability #IETA

Fiùtur is thrilled to announce our latest collaboration with the Loan Market Association (LMA): the article "Scaling Transition Finance with Lessons from Environmental Markets." In this piece, Fiùtur's Corinne Neale and Andy Bose delve into how insights from environmental markets can be leveraged to enhance transition finance. As the world increasingly prioritizes sustainability, understanding these connections is vital for developing impactful financial solutions that pave the way for a greener future. 🔗 Scaling Transition Finance with Lessons from Environmental Markets https://lnkd.in/e-2RYdeH Thank you to Gemma Lawrence-Pardew, Scott McMunn and our Finance Partners who contributed to this article. #TransitionFinance #Sustainability #EnvironmentalMarkets

We are excited to share that Fiùtur is partnering with Zefiro Methane Corp. to create a cutting-edge digital lifecycle solution in carbon markets! The new platform is expected to launch for the oil well-capping solution in Q4 2024, and will digitize data collection and standardization to enhance transparency, efficiency, and scalability of Zefiro's environmental projects, including the issuance and delivery of transferable claims. This collaboration is a pivotal moment in our journey to leverage technology and drive meaningful progress in global markets. Stay tuned for more updates!

We are excited to share that Fiùtur is partnering with Zefiro Methane Corp. to create a cutting-edge digital lifecycle solution in carbon markets! The new platform is expected to launch for the oil well-capping solution in Q4 2024, and will digitize data collection and standardization to enhance transparency, efficiency, and scalability of Zefiro's environmental projects, including the issuance and delivery of transferable claims. This collaboration is a pivotal moment in our journey to leverage technology and drive meaningful progress in global markets. Stay tuned for more updates!

Fiùtur is proud to share our growing partner ecosystem. This move underscores the increasing demand for transparency and interoperability in the #TransitionEconomy. As global efforts to shift towards sustainable practices intensify, Fiùtur is connecting a vast, cross-sectoral ecosystem of participants to create the financial, insurance, and market products to underpin the transition. A big thank you to our partners: EDM Council, Digital Asset, Earth and Planet Labs, Xpansiv, Orbital Sidekick, Enerflex Ltd., Olympus Energy LLC, Nammu21, Pollination, DevvStream, Cultivo, Highwood Emissions Management, CarbonAi, Process Ecology Inc, Clearstone Engineering, Aerologix, and Sust Global.

AMF research exposes the need for fresh thinking on Transition Finance (and the rest of the industry is coming to that realisation too) Thankyou to Sophie Robinson-Tillett for flagging this There is a lot of value in setting Transition Finance on a digital granular path where transition attributes like CO2 are captured at physical real asset level, are verified scientifically, and are incorporated in financial structures to achieve specific risk/reward profiles. These are the discussions quietly going on now in the banking industry, and regulators are picking up on these signals. Extract from the AMF research “CSRD demands a level of granularity that can’t be captured by companies’ current tools, the report continued, suggesting that corporate spending would have to be monitored in a more automated way in future. One unnamed industrial company told AMF that it was “finding it difficult to monitor investments in systems – to identify them, track them and be able to report on them” as it required a “major overhaul of various systems”. Mark Manning Helena Viñes Fiestas Ben Caldecott Jean Boissinot