Carbon removals are not just a part of the global carbon strategy; they’re a fundamental element of ACM’s carbon portfolio. Our commitment is evident in our direct involvement and investment in long-term carbon sequestration projects
Our long-term vision is cemented by these projects, ensuring that the carbon we capture today doesn’t return to the atmosphere for over a century.
While nature offers us a plethora of solutions for carbon removal, we at ACM understand its limitations. The Earth’s natural carbon sinks, as vast and essential as they are, cannot single-handedly cater to our projected carbon removal needs.
That’s why ACM is pioneering innovative methods and technologies to supplement nature-based solutions. Our approach is holistic, combining the best of what nature offers with cutting-edge technology to ensure a sustainable and effective carbon removal strategy.
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Alcom Carbon Markets (ACM) is the carbon project development and investment affiliate of Alcom Pte Ltd.
Strategically headquartered in Singapore, ACM sits at the at the forefront of Asia’s untapped decarbonization potential.
Whether it be abatement or removal, our team is leading the charge of unleashing decarbonization projects throughout the world.
As vertically integrated project developers, we bring unparalled expertise in technology, production and distribution and carbon accounting
We are at the forefront of carbon removal technology, continuously researching and innovating our technology to solve problems sustainably.
Our dedication to achieving Net-Zero is unwavering. We’re not just offering a service; we’re offering a partnership in building a sustainable future.
ACM has invested in carbon avoidance projects across the globe, including a high quality renewable fuel based cook stove project and a manufacturer of sustainable biomass based pellets for heat and power production.
ACM is collaborating with Gold Standard and Climate Impact X to develop and implement the world’s first voluntary scheme encouraging fuel switching – from fossil fuels to sustainable biofuels – in the maritime sector. The shipping industry contributes to roughly 3% of global GHG emissions and is a hard to abate sector, which we believe needs to be properly incentivized to make meaningful reductions in their carbon footprint.
