We were honored to be part of the “Exploring Carbon Credits & Clean Transport for Africa” webinar, a key discussion leading up to Africa E-Mobility Week 2025.

Carbon credits have the potential to accelerate Africa’s transition to clean transport, offering new opportunities for sustainability and innovation. Engaging with industry leaders on this topic is essential as we work toward practical solutions for a cleaner, more efficient transportation system across the continent.

This conversation is just one of many building up to Africa E-Mobility Week, taking place from September 16th to 18th, 2025, in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. The event will bring together policymakers, industry experts, and innovators to explore the future of e-mobility, clean energy, and sustainable transport solutions for Africa.

These webinars and discussions play a crucial role in shaping the agenda for Africa E-Mobility Week in September, ensuring that key challenges and opportunities are addressed as we move toward a more sustainable future.

Zeroca is pleased to share an important milestone: our aggregated e-mobility program for Uruguay has successfully completed validation and has now been formally submitted for authorization under Article 6.2 of the Paris Agreement. This makes it the second program in Latin America to reach this stage, following our pioneering work in Chile.

What makes this program special?

The program is designed to accelerate the adoption of electric vehicles and expand Uruguay’s charging infrastructure. As a country where 98 percent of electricity comes from renewable sources, Uruguay is well-positioned to lead in the transition to clean transportation.

This initiative supports multiple stakeholders rather than a single beneficiary, fostering a collaborative approach that brings together key players from the e-mobility sector. It includes partnerships with state and non-state actors, charge point operators, project developers, and industry leaders working towards a common goal.

By implementing a scalable and transparent approach, the program aims to generate measurable greenhouse gas reductions while enhancing the financial viability of EV adoption. The activity is supported by the KliK Foundation, ensuring long-term sustainability and impact.

We are proud to contribute to this important step in Latin America’s electric mobility transition and look forward to working with more partners committed to a cleaner, more efficient transport future.

We are pleased to announce our participation in Africa E-Mobility week 2025, starting with an insightful webinar:

“Exploring Carbon Credits & Clean Transport for Africa”

This session will bring together industry experts to examine the role of carbon credits in accelerating Africa’s transition to sustainable mobility. Discussions will highlight how clean transport solutions can drive both economic and environmental progress across the continent.

Date: 27th February
Time: 11 AM
Location: Online
Register now: https://lnkd.in/dsez3xCG

Zeroca Shares Another Exciting Update: Uruguay Joins the Journey!

Following the success of our program in Chile, Zeroca is thrilled to announce that our e-mobility program for Uruguay has now entered the validation stage, with plans to officially register in January 2025. This exciting progress underscores the growing momentum for sustainable transportation across the region.

With Uruguay now on board, we continue to foster collaboration, encourage the adoption of electric vehicles, and drive the development of critical charging infrastructure. Each step brings us closer to our shared vision of a sustainable, green mobility future.

Zeroca is pleased to share progress on an exciting new initiative: our aggregated e-mobility program for Chile has successfully completed validation stage and has been formally submitted for authorization by the governments of Chile and Switzerland under Article 6.2 of the Paris Agreement, as the first ITMO program to reach authorization stage in Chile!

What is special about this program?

The program aims to reward early adopters of electric vehicles and expand charging infrastructure in Chile. Importantly, it is designed to support multiple actors rather than a single beneficiary and is based on a collaborative approach, inviting participation from a range of stakeholders across Chile’s e-mobility sector.

By working together with the entire local EV industry under the first aggregated e-mobility ITMO program worldwide, we aim for a meaningful contribution to the country’s electric mobility transition, while delivering measurable reductions in greenhouse gas emissions.The financial viability of the activity will be achieved with the support of the Klik Foundation.

We are proud to contribute to this groundbreaking milestone and look forward to engaging with more partners who share our vision for a cleaner, more efficient transport future.

Spoiler alert: good progress, getting closer.. but we’re not there yet

We provide a quick update on the progress achieved at COP29 this week with concern to finalizing the framework for Article 6.4 ITMO transactions.

We’re thrilled to announce our 31 October 2024 upcoming event focused on Carbon Financing Facilitation in the EV Sector in Bangladesh! This webinar will bring together key players in the electric vehicle (EV) landscape to discuss carbon financing and its transformative potential for e-mobility.

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En ZEROCA somos partners del Latam Mobility México, a realizarse el 15 y 16 de octubre en Ciudad de México! Este gran encuentro reúne a los principales líderes, CEOs, ejecutivos  y expertos en movilidad sostenible para explorar soluciones y prácticas empresariales sostenibles en Latinoamérica.

Abordaremos temáticas clave como: Aplicaciones, sistemas de gestión de flotas, infraestructura de carga,  transporte público, pesado y de pasajeros, baterías, inversiones, financiamiento, matriz energética, smart cities,  logística, última milla, hidrógeno, entre otros.

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Acelerando la Electromovilidad en Uruguay a través del mecanismo de mercado del artículo 6 del Acuerdo de París (ITMOs): Programa de Electromovilidad para Uruguay.

El 12 de diciembre de 2022, Uruguay firmó un acuerdo climático bilateral con Suiza en virtud del artículo 6 del Acuerdo de París. Con este acuerdo se abre una oportunidad de financiamiento para proyectos que reducen emisiones de gases efecto invernadero en Uruguay, entre ellos los de Electromovilidad, tecnología que permite reducir la dependencia de combustibles fósiles intensivos en carbono tales como la gasolina o el diésel para el transporte.

El Programa de ZEROCA permitirá acelerar la transición hacia la electromovilidad mediante la participación de diversos actores clave vinculados al sector del transporte (propietarios, proveedores o fabricantes de la tecnología, inversionistas, operadores, empresas de leasing, entre otros).

We welcome EcoKada joining our e-mobility carbon credit program in Nigeria

EcoKada will join Zeroca’s carbon credit program dedicated to Nigerian e-mobility players. Open to all stakeholders in the value chain, the program aims to harness the potential of international carbon markets to promote the emergence of electric vehicles (EVs) of all shapes and sizes in Nigeria. Adhesion to the Zeroca program will enable EcoKada to generate additional revenues from carbon credits from every kilometre driven with its fleet of two-wheelers for last-mile logistics.

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Acelerando la Electromovilidad en Chile a través del mecanismo de mercado del artículo 6 del Acuerdo de París (ITMOs): Programa de Electromovilidad para Chile

El 9 de diciembre de 2023, Chile firmó un acuerdo climático bilateral con Suiza en virtud del artículo 6 del Acuerdo de París. Con este acuerdo se abre una oportunidad de financiamiento para proyectos que reducen emisiones de gases efecto invernadero en Chile, entre ellos los de Electromovilidad, tecnología que permite reducir la dependencia de combustibles fósiles intensivos en carbono tales como la gasolina o el diesel para el transporte o material rodante en general. 

El Programa de ZEROCA permitirá acelerar la transición hacia la electromovilidad mediante la participación de diversos actores clave vinculados al sector del transporte (propietarios, proveedores o fabricantes de la tecnología, inversionistas, operadores, empresas de leasing, entre otros).

Zeroca and UIC have jointly produced a guidance paper that sets out the mechanisms and opportunities presented by carbon credits for railways around the world. Review key points and download the full paper below.

Zeroca is pleased to mark the start of our partnership with CrackPlatoon Charging Solution Limited, a pioneering business driving deployment of an EVSE network for e-mobility, based in Dhaka. Together we take our joint first step to develop a national carbon credit program open for all e-mobility entrepreneurs in Bangladesh.

Zeroca and thee GO have announced their exclusive partnership to develop a groundbreaking carbon credit aggregator program aimed at accelerating electric vehicle mobility in Nepal.

Zeroca is happy and honoured to announce a new partnership with SAGLEV to develop a national carbon credit aggregator program for e-mobility in Nigeria. Open to all e-mobility players, the program aims to harness the potential of carbon finance to incentivize emission reductions across various sectors, including electric vehicles (EVs), charging infrastructure, public transport, and logistics.

At Zeroca we talk to EV players around the world about accelerating e-mobility by tapping into carbon credit markets. Usually, the first question is: “what financial benefit is generated by my emission reductions?”

By popular demand, we are therefore introducing a series of posts on what carbon credit revenues can mean for your business, whether you are a bus company in Tunisia, a ride-hailing operator in Thailand, an OEM in India or a charge point operator in Uruguay.

At Zeroca we talk to EV players around the world about accelerating e-mobility by tapping into carbon credit markets. Usually, the first question is: “what financial benefit is generated by my emission reductions?”

By popular demand, we are therefore introducing a series of posts on what carbon credit revenues can mean for your business, whether you are a bus company in Tunisia, a ride-hailing operator in Thailand, an OEM in India or a charge point operator in Uruguay.

We are proud to announce our partnership with flxEV to launch South Africa’s first e-mobility carbon credit aggregator program!