Discussions from COP30 can turn emission cuts into tangible value – Netzence

Netzence Sustainability Limited has said that the conversation at the forthcoming 30th United Nations Climate Change Conference, COP30, scheduled for November 2025 can turn emission cuts into tangible value.

The new carbon-market architecture can turn tonnes of emissions-reduced into tangible value for companies, communities and the country.

Chief Operations Officer of Netzence, Idia Ogedegbe, in a statement, said the organisation intends to transform Nigeria’s climate potential into measurable, monetised performance.

The statement reads: “For Africa’s largest economy, this is not just another conference. It is a moment to redefine how Nigeria turns climate challenges into economic advantage. Nigeria’s economy loses an estimated US$6 billion annually to air pollution, energy inefficiency and unsustainable production practices — yet this same crisis hides one of the continent’s most promising investment frontiers: climate technology and carbon finance.

“In a decisive policy shift, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has signed off on the country’s National Carbon Market Framework and activated the national Climate Change Fund, officially positioning Nigeria to participate in the global carbon economy and unlock up to US$2.5-3 billion annually in carbon finance.

“Against this backdrop, Netzence Sustainability Limited is aligning its strategy to the new policy paradigm. Netzence’s flagship platform, CloseCarbon, is pioneering how African businesses track, verify and trade their emissions reductions in real-time — utilising artificial intelligence and an embedded architecture. What was once “just good for the planet” is now becoming a tradable, investable asset class.

“By converting cleaner energy use, waste-reduction and methane abatement into verified credits, Netzence is unlocking a new form of climate-wealth. These credits don’t just reduce emissions; they fund schools, power local jobs, create sustainable income channels across communities.

“COP30 thus represents a decisive turning point. Countries are expected to present more ambitious Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) backed by transparent data and credible financing. For Nigeria, this is an opportunity to showcase not only commitment but innovation: from gas-flare reduction and green mobility to the emerging carbon-credit infrastructure built on technology and accountability.

“Netzence’s presence at COP30 signals more than attendance — it signals readiness. Readiness to collaborate with governments, corporations and global financiers in scaling verifiable emission-reduction projects that feed into both environmental and economic goals.

“As global finance discussions shift from pledges to performance, investors are demanding clarity, traceability and measurable impact. Netzence’s data-driven systems are bridging that trust gap — offering the kind of transparency international investors now insist on.

“From climate-smart transportation under its e-mobility initiative to methane monitoring in agriculture and waste-management, Netzence is demonstrating how sustainability can be both scalable and profitable.

“COP30 is not just a diplomatic milestone; it’s a market moment. For investors watching Africa, it marks the rise of a new value chain — where cleaner air, smarter cities and verified climate data become the continent’s next billion-dollar industries.”

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