Florian Reber, Head of Partnerships at Chloris Geospatial, talks about the importance of new technological solutions and data integrity for net-zero and nature-positive.

In this white paper, we have tested our technology against biomass estimates published by independent research centers and find that we can consistently provide accurate estimates at all scales..

Florian Reber, Head of Partnerships at Chloris shares his thoughts after a week in Davos - Just in time for the 2023 edition of the World Economic Forum, cold temperatures finally arrived in Switzerland. Just enough snow fell in time to fool the attendees coming from many parts of the world and give them the impression of a…

In this newly-released white paper, Chloris Geospatial introduces its paradigm-shifting technology that delivers direct estimates of the total carbon stored in woody vegetation, in addition to the changes in carbon density resulting from deforestation, degradation, growth and regrowth processes. The technology, now...

As global economies position themselves for a low-carbon transition, data-based reporting standards for businesses aiming for this net-zero future must be measurable and verifiable. Key to the transition will be programmes to support reforestation and ecosystem restoration. Public scrutiny for these initiatives is also increasing, with..

At COP26 in Glasgow, the World Economic Forum announced that Chloris has been selected as Top Innovators in the UpLink Carbon Markets Challenge. Chloris is one of twelve company selected among 120su bmissions from 41 countries. Chloris is in the company of a distinguished set of innovators, including carbon market pioneers like the...