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30-07-2025
- Business
- Web Release
Aramco and Arthur D. Little Release Insights on Leveraging AI for Carbon Market Integrity in FII Institute's White Paper
The Future Investment Initiative (FII) Institute, in collaboration with Aramco and Arthur D. Little (ADL), announces the release of a white paper titled 'AI-Enabled Carbon Markets: Identifying AI Solutions for the Voluntary Carbon Industry.' The publication explores how artificial intelligence (AI) could improve transparency, accuracy, and efficiency in the voluntary carbon market, offering practical guidance for organizations working to meet carbon emissions reduction targets. Addressing evolving challenges in the carbon market, such as project identification, cost overruns, and regulatory as well as market complexities, the white paper emphasizes AI as a tool for overcoming issues like pricing transparency and the risk of greenwashing. It highlights AI's potential to contribute to enhancing the breadth, consistency, and integrity of carbon credits, with the aim of providing companies with greater confidence and precision in pursuing carbon emissions reduction. Key Insights from the White Paper The publication identifies four primary ways AI could help advance the voluntary carbon market: Carbon quantification: AI technology could have the potential to enhance the precision of carbon sequestration measurements, allowing for more accurate assessments of project impacts and better prioritization. Transparency: AI is expected to enable real-time monitoring of carbon offset projects, providing verified emissions data that could contribute to building stakeholder trust. Integrity: The use of AI may mitigate the risk of greenwashing by identifying discrepancies between reported and actual carbon reductions, which could help bolster the credibility of carbon credits. Pricing forecasting: AI-driven models could offer dynamic, data-based valuations for carbon credits, with the aim to support market participants in making well-informed decisions. Musaab M. Al Mulla, Aramco Vice President of Market Analysis and Sustainability, said: 'We see the voluntary carbon markets as a unique and important lever in supporting a practical and orderly energy transition. However, for the market to reach its considerable potential to mitigate carbon emissions at scale, a number of key challenges will need to be addressed. This white paper showcases AI's potential role in helping to make carbon markets more transparent and efficient. Integrating AI could support organizations in enhancing the reliability and accountability of their carbon emissions reduction efforts.' Carlo Stella, Managing Partner and Global Practice Leader for the Sustainability Practice at Arthur D. Little, said: 'AI's role in carbon markets is essential for organizations aiming to achieve meaningful and measurable progress. This white paper highlights AI's potential to improve accuracy in carbon reduction measures, a critical factor to improve confidence among adopters.' Richard Attias, CEO of FII Institute, said: 'Our collaboration with Aramco and Arthur D. Little reflects a shared goal of leveraging technology to enhance efficiency. This publication is a vital resource for any organization focused on making credible, impactful advances in carbon emissions reduction through AI-driven carbon markets.' Opportunities and Challenges in Carbon Markets With AI solutions in place, organizations could address market challenges such as inconsistent policies, budget overruns, and lack of pricing transparency. The insights offered here are expected to provide a strategic guide for entities participating in voluntary carbon markets, with the aim of enhancing their ability to meet sustainability goals within an evolving regulatory landscape. For more detailed insights, the full white paper ('AI-Enabled Carbon Markets: Identifying AI Solutions for the Voluntary Carbon Industry') is available for download here.
Gulf Business
30-07-2025
- Business
- Gulf Business
FII Institute, Aramco, and ADL release guide on AI for carbon markets
Image: Getty Images The Future Investment Initiative (FII) Institute, in partnership with Aramco and global consultancy Arthur D. Little (ADL), has released a white paper titled 'AI-Enabled Carbon Markets: Identifying AI Solutions for the Voluntary Carbon Industry.' The paper explores how artificial intelligence (AI) can enhance transparency, accuracy, and operational efficiency in the voluntary carbon market, while offering actionable guidance for organisations committed to reducing carbon emissions. Amid growing pressure to meet sustainability goals and an increasingly complex carbon market landscape, the white paper examines how AI can address common challenges including high project costs, inconsistent regulations, and concerns over greenwashing. It also underscores the potential of AI to strengthen the credibility and consistency of carbon credits, empowering businesses to pursue carbon reduction strategies with greater confidence. Four key areas where AI could transform the voluntary carbon market The white paper outlines four principal ways AI can help advance the voluntary carbon ecosystem: Carbon quantification: AI can improve the precision of measuring carbon sequestration, enabling better evaluation of project outcomes and more effective decision-making. Transparency: Real-time AI-powered monitoring can provide verified emissions data, increasing trust among stakeholders. Integrity: AI tools can help detect discrepancies between reported and actual emissions reductions, reducing the risk of greenwashing and enhancing the credibility of carbon credits. Pricing forecasting: Advanced AI models can support dynamic pricing for carbon credits based on real-time data, helping market participants make informed investment decisions. Industry leaders highlight AI's potential Musaab M. Al Mulla, Aramco vice president of Market Analysis and Sustainability, stated: 'We see the voluntary carbon markets as a unique and important lever in supporting a practical and orderly energy transition. However, for the market to reach its considerable potential to mitigate carbon emissions at scale, a number of key challenges will need to be addressed. This white paper showcases AI's potential role in helping to make carbon markets more transparent and efficient. Integrating AI could support organisations in enhancing the reliability and accountability of their carbon emissions reduction efforts.' Carlo Stella, managing partner and global practice leader for the Sustainability Practice at Arthur D. Little, added: 'AI's role in carbon markets is essential for organisations aiming to achieve meaningful and measurable progress. This white paper highlights AI's potential to improve accuracy in carbon reduction measures, a critical factor to improve confidence among adopters.' Richard Attias, CEO of FII Institute, noted: 'Our collaboration with Aramco and Arthur D. Little reflects a shared goal of leveraging technology to enhance efficiency. This publication is a vital resource for any organisation focused on making credible, impactful advances in carbon emissions reduction through AI-driven carbon markets.' Read: Guiding sustainability efforts through AI innovation The report arrives at a pivotal time as organisations seek scalable solutions to meet emissions reduction targets. With AI's ability to tackle pricing opacity, policy inconsistencies, and rising project costs, the white paper serves as a strategic roadmap for those participating in voluntary carbon markets. The full white paper, 'AI-Enabled Carbon Markets: Identifying AI Solutions for the Voluntary Carbon Industry' , is available for download [
Mid East Info
30-07-2025
- Business
- Mid East Info
Aramco and Arthur D. Little Release Insights on Leveraging AI for Carbon Market Integrity in FII Institute's White Paper
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, 30 July, 2025.: The Future Investment Initiative (FII) Institute, in collaboration with Aramco and Arthur D. Little (ADL), announces the release of a white paper titled 'AI-Enabled Carbon Markets: Identifying AI Solutions for the Voluntary Carbon Industry.' The publication explores how artificial intelligence (AI) could improve transparency, accuracy, and efficiency in the voluntary carbon market, offering practical guidance for organizations working to meet carbon emissions reduction targets. Addressing evolving challenges in the carbon market, such as project identification, cost overruns, and regulatory as well as market complexities, the white paper emphasizes AI as a tool for overcoming issues like pricing transparency and the risk of greenwashing. It highlights AI's potential to contribute to enhancing the breadth, consistency, and integrity of carbon credits, with the aim of providing companies with greater confidence and precision in pursuing carbon emissions reduction. Key Insights from the White Paper The publication identifies four primary ways AI could help advance the voluntary carbon market: Carbon quantification: AI technology could have the potential to enhance the precision of carbon sequestration measurements, allowing for more accurate assessments of project impacts and better prioritization. Transparency: AI is expected to enable real-time monitoring of carbon offset projects, providing verified emissions data that could contribute to building stakeholder trust. Integrity: The use of AI may mitigate the risk of greenwashing by identifying discrepancies between reported and actual carbon reductions, which could help bolster the credibility of carbon credits. Pricing forecasting: AI-driven models could offer dynamic, data-based valuations for carbon credits, with the aim to support market participants in making well-informed decisions. Musaab M. Al Mulla, Aramco Vice President of Market Analysis and Sustainability, said: 'We see the voluntary carbon markets as a unique and important lever in supporting a practical and orderly energy transition. However, for the market to reach its considerable potential to mitigate carbon emissions at scale, a number of key challenges will need to be addressed. This white paper showcases AI's potential role in helping to make carbon markets more transparent and efficient. Integrating AI could support organizations in enhancing the reliability and accountability of their carbon emissions reduction efforts.' Carlo Stella, Managing Partner and Global Practice Leader for the Sustainability Practice at Arthur D. Little, said: 'AI's role in carbon markets is essential for organizations aiming to achieve meaningful and measurable progress. This white paper highlights AI's potential to improve accuracy in carbon reduction measures, a critical factor to improve confidence among adopters.' Richard Attias, CEO of FII Institute, said: 'Our collaboration with Aramco and Arthur D. Little reflects a shared goal of leveraging technology to enhance efficiency. This publication is a vital resource for any organization focused on making credible, impactful advances in carbon emissions reduction through AI-driven carbon markets.' Opportunities and Challenges in Carbon Markets With AI solutions in place, organizations could address market challenges such as inconsistent policies, budget overruns, and lack of pricing transparency. The insights offered here are expected to provide a strategic guide for entities participating in voluntary carbon markets, with the aim of enhancing their ability to meet sustainability goals within an evolving regulatory landscape. For more detailed insights, the full white paper ('AI-Enabled Carbon Markets: Identifying AI Solutions for the Voluntary Carbon Industry') is available for download here.
Zawya
30-07-2025
- Business
- Zawya
Aramco and Arthur D. Little release insights on leveraging AI for carbon market integrity in FII Institute's White Paper
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia: The Future Investment Initiative (FII) Institute, in collaboration with Aramco and Arthur D. Little (ADL), announces the release of a white paper titled 'AI-Enabled Carbon Markets: Identifying AI Solutions for the Voluntary Carbon Industry.' The publication explores how artificial intelligence (AI) could improve transparency, accuracy, and efficiency in the voluntary carbon market, offering practical guidance for organizations working to meet carbon emissions reduction targets. Addressing evolving challenges in the carbon market, such as project identification, cost overruns, and regulatory as well as market complexities, the white paper emphasizes AI as a tool for overcoming issues like pricing transparency and the risk of greenwashing. It highlights AI's potential to contribute to enhancing the breadth, consistency, and integrity of carbon credits, with the aim of providing companies with greater confidence and precision in pursuing carbon emissions reduction. Key Insights from the White Paper The publication identifies four primary ways AI could help advance the voluntary carbon market: Carbon quantification: AI technology could have the potential to enhance the precision of carbon sequestration measurements, allowing for more accurate assessments of project impacts and better prioritization. Transparency: AI is expected to enable real-time monitoring of carbon offset projects, providing verified emissions data that could contribute to building stakeholder trust. Integrity: The use of AI may mitigate the risk of greenwashing by identifying discrepancies between reported and actual carbon reductions, which could help bolster the credibility of carbon credits. Pricing forecasting: AI-driven models could offer dynamic, data-based valuations for carbon credits, with the aim to support market participants in making well-informed decisions. Musaab M. Al Mulla, Aramco Vice President of Market Analysis and Sustainability, said: 'We see the voluntary carbon markets as a unique and important lever in supporting a practical and orderly energy transition. However, for the market to reach its considerable potential to mitigate carbon emissions at scale, a number of key challenges will need to be addressed. This white paper showcases AI's potential role in helping to make carbon markets more transparent and efficient. Integrating AI could support organizations in enhancing the reliability and accountability of their carbon emissions reduction efforts." Carlo Stella, Managing Partner and Global Practice Leader for the Sustainability Practice at Arthur D. Little, said: 'AI's role in carbon markets is essential for organizations aiming to achieve meaningful and measurable progress. This white paper highlights AI's potential to improve accuracy in carbon reduction measures, a critical factor to improve confidence among adopters." Richard Attias, CEO of FII Institute, said: 'Our collaboration with Aramco and Arthur D. Little reflects a shared goal of leveraging technology to enhance efficiency. This publication is a vital resource for any organization focused on making credible, impactful advances in carbon emissions reduction through AI-driven carbon markets.' Opportunities and Challenges in Carbon Markets With AI solutions in place, organizations could address market challenges such as inconsistent policies, budget overruns, and lack of pricing transparency. The insights offered here are expected to provide a strategic guide for entities participating in voluntary carbon markets, with the aim of enhancing their ability to meet sustainability goals within an evolving regulatory landscape. For more detailed insights, the full white paper ('AI-Enabled Carbon Markets: Identifying AI Solutions for the Voluntary Carbon Industry') is available for download here. About FII Institute The Future Investment Initiative (FII) Institute is a global non-profit foundation driven by data with an investment arm and one agenda: Impact on Humanity. Global and inclusive, we foster great minds from around the world and turn ideas into real-world solutions in four critical areas: Artificial Intelligence & Robotics, Education, Healthcare and Sustainability. Website: About Arthur D. Little Arthur D. Little has been at the forefront of innovation since 1886. We are an acknowledged thought leader in linking strategy, innovation, and economic transformation in technology-intensive and converging industries; often by helping industry and researchers work together. We navigate our clients through changing business ecosystems to uncover new growth opportunities. We enable our clients to build innovation capabilities and transform their organizations. Our consultants have strong practical industry experience combined with excellent knowledge of key trends and dynamics. ADL is present in the most important business centers around the world. We are proud to serve most of the Fortune 1000 companies, in addition to other leading firms and public sector organizations. Website:
