Korea Industrial Complex Corporation Establishes Platform to Respond to Global Carbon Regulations

One-Stop Support Platform Launched
for Export Companies to Meet Global Environmental Regulations

On June 25, Korea Industrial Complex Corporation announced that it has launched an initiative to establish a proactive support platform to help export companies within Smart Green Industrial Complexes respond to global carbon regulations. The 'Industrial Complex-type MRV Platform' aims to provide the domestic industrial sector with an effective foundation to address global carbon regulations, such as digital product passports and the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism.

This platform supports the measurement of carbon emissions by product (Measurement), preparation of reports (Reporting), and verification by authorized institutions (Verification). Initially, it will standardize, collect, manage, and verify a wide range of data required for global carbon regulations, including product origin, component materials, repair and recycling information, and carbon footprint.

Subsequently, by linking with the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy's 'Industrial Supply Chain Data Platform,' it will provide a one-stop service that enables companies to submit data in the formats required by regulatory authorities such as the European Union (EU). The platform's core functions include ▲data standardization and management ▲data exchange technology among data subjects ▲support for report generation and submission ▲consulting and education support. Through these features, the platform will help companies systematically and efficiently respond to carbon neutrality requirements.

On the 24th, attendees are taking a commemorative photo at the 'Industrial Complex-type MRV Platform' kick-off briefing and expert advisory committee appointment ceremony held at the Korea Chamber of Commerce and Industry. Sandan Gong

Korea Industrial Complex Corporation has selected the implementing organization for the 2025 Smart Energy Platform construction project and held a kick-off briefing and advisory committee appointment ceremony on June 24. The event was attended by more than 50 participants, including representatives from the implementing organization, demand companies, and advisory committee members. The agenda included ▲presentation of the project plan ▲presentations on the current status and necessity of the project by three demand companies ▲appointment ceremony for expert advisory committee members.

Lee Sanghoon, President of Korea Industrial Complex Corporation, stated, "Digital product passports and similar initiatives are highly likely to become the new normal in the global market. We will support companies in actively responding to changes in the new trade environment and strengthening their export competitiveness through proactive support for carbon regulation compliance."

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