Carbon Emission Monitoring and Credit Trading: The Blockchain and IOT Approach

Derrick Effah, Bai Chunguang, Francis Appiah, B. L. Y. Agbley, Mathew Quayson
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Over the years, carbon dioxide emissions are the primary cause of climate change due to its quantum release by anthropogenic activities. However, inconsistencies in current carbon dioxide emission data make it difficult to ascertain the actual companies' emissions as well as difficulties in assessing trading routes between emitters and cleaners. These inconsistencies impede the sustainable development of low-carbon cities in current times. Therefore, a decentralized, transparent, traceable, and trustless system for carbon emission monitoring and credit trading is imperative in meeting low carbon cities' development. This paper proposes a Blockchain and IoT-based framework on the FISCO bcos platform to monitor enterprise carbon emissions coupled with carbon credit trading using a smart contract. An evaluation of our system demonstrates that our system outperforms other solutions with comparisons on system median response time. The smart contract code for this work is available at: https://github.com/De-miles1/Carbon/tree/master.
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碳排放监测和信用交易:区块链和物联网方法
多年来,由于人类活动的大量释放,二氧化碳排放是气候变化的主要原因。然而,由于目前二氧化碳排放数据的不一致性,很难确定企业的实际排放量,也难以评估排放国和清洁国之间的交易路线。这些不一致性阻碍了当前低碳城市的可持续发展。因此,一个分散、透明、可追溯、无信任的碳排放监测和信用交易体系是低碳城市发展的必然要求。本文在FISCO bcos平台上提出了一个基于区块链和物联网的框架,用于监控企业碳排放,并使用智能合约进行碳信用交易。我们的系统的评估表明,我们的系统优于其他解决方案与系统的中值响应时间的比较。这项工作的智能合约代码可在:https://github.com/De-miles1/Carbon/tree/master获得。
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