Inventing the Future of Transportation Carbon Accounting, Carbon Credits & Climate Compliance
Metre 360 is a research and innovation lab pioneering sovereign-grade systems for transport emissions. Our inventions convert mobility data into auditable carbon accounting, verified carbon credits, and enforceable climate compliance.
For more than a decade, our work has progressed from early vehicle condition research to sovereign-scale studies in mobility and climate systems. Today, our inventions enable governments, enterprises, and institutions to transform transport emissions into trusted, auditable outcomes.
Engineered to Close the Gap in Transportation Carbon Accounting
Transport accounts for nearly one-third of global emissions, yet still lacks a unified system for verified measurement and compliance. Our research and inventions addresses this gap converting automotive mobility emissions into audited and verified carbon credits aligned with global standards such as the Paris Agreement, CBAM, IPCC and ISSB.
We move beyond averages or laboratory test cycles. Our systems create a dynamic emissions factoring for every vehicle, updated in real time to reflect condition, maintenance, driving behaviour, and environmental factors. This ensures that carbon accounting is based on actual operating reality, not assumptions or estimates.
Each country, region, or city defines its own compliance thresholds. Our architecture encodes these rules into digital policy encoding, allowing the same vehicle data to be evaluated seamlessly across multiple regulatory regimes. This makes Mobility Carbon Accounting both globally consistent and locally enforceable.
When verified vehicle emissions data and jurisdictional rules align, the system issues tokenized carbon credits into a secure treasury framework. Each credit is fully traceable and compliant with global standards such as the IPCC, Paris Agreement, and CBAM. This treasury model ensures that carbon credits are not only auditable and transparent, but also managed as sovereign-grade financial assets ready for global trade and reinvestment.
Transforming Transportation Emission Data into Climate Accountability
Our AI twin-engine framework captures and processes vehicle emissions data in real time, converting raw signals into trusted insights for governments, enterprises, and institutions. These machine learning cores power the Mobility Carbon Accounting system, turning transport emissions data into auditable digital ledgers that enable verified carbon credits and enforceable climate compliance.
Reducing Transportation Emissions as per
Global Climate Agreements and ESG Compliance
From global climate agreements to trade-linked compliance rules, transportation emissions are under unprecedented scrutiny. Nations and enterprises must demonstrate not just intent, but verified, auditable outcomes that align with international standards.
Transportation emissions now sit at the center of climate and trade policy.
Our sovereign-grade mobility carbon accounting framework converts vehicle-level data into outcomes that align with the Paris Agreement (NDC delivery), apply IPCC Guidelines at Tier-3 rigor, and support ISSB/IFRS S1 & S2 climate disclosures alongside GHG Protocol/ISO 14064.
Reductions are recorded on auditable ledgers suitable for Article 6 cooperation and consistent with ICVCM Core Carbon Principles, producing verified carbon credits with clear provenance.
For exporters, the system provides the traceable carbon accounting required by the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) and emerging border measures elsewhere.
The result is a single, defensible pathway that turns transport emissions into decision-quality ESG compliance, trade readiness, and sovereign carbon revenue.
Beyond Emissions
The Public Health and Sovereign Cost of Transportation Pollution
Transportation emissions are a leading driver of climate change and a direct cause of respiratory diseases, cancer, and miscarriages. For governments, addressing this crisis is both a public health necessity and a pathway to ESG compliance and new sources of sovereign carbon revenue.
