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TYMLEZ Releases 2 Open-Source Guardian Policies in time for COP27

TYMLEZ releases two open-source Guardian policies for carbon emissions tracking and reduction on the Hedera network, enabling dMRV implementations ahead of COP27.

Daniel Voyce··3 min read
Photo by TJ K. on Unsplash
Photo by TJ K. on Unsplash

As part of our commitment to Open Source and to the Hedera community, TYMLEZ has today released 2 of its core policies to open-source.

In March of this year, the TYMLEZ and HBAR Foundation announced a strategic partnership in order to accelerate the development of transparency in environmental markets on the Hedera network.

The Hedera network sustainability ecosystem is being driven by the HBAR Foundation Sustainable Impact Fund (SIF) of which TYMLEZ was the first grantee in Australia.

As part of our commitment to this fund and to the Hedera ecosystem as a whole we have today released 2 starter policies to the community that will enable the implementation of dMRV for Emissions and Reduction purposes.

https://github.com/Tymlez/guardian-policies

TYMLEZ Policies

The policies

TYMLEZ Policies
TYMLEZ Policies

The policies were built based on drafts of the IWA Voluntary Ecological Market Standards and the token taxonomy framework there within. They include two distinct policies and their associated schemas:

CET Policy

The first policy is a Carbon Emissions Token (CET) policy. This enables tokenisation of Carbon Emissions on Hedera.

The policy calculates the emissions against a provided emissions factor and then calculates the carbon emissions of each Emitting MRV that is provided.

These MRV’s are then aggregated and for each 1 ton of carbon emissions (1tCO2e) a token is minted as a unit of account.

CRU Policy

The second policy is a Carbon Reduction Unit (CRU) policy. This enables tokenisation of Carbon Abatement on Hedera.

The policy calculates the emissions abated against a provided emissions factor and then calculates the carbon abatement for each Abating MRV that is provided.

These MRV’s are then aggregated and for each 1 ton of Carbon Emissions abated an NFT token is minted as a unit of account.

How to use these Policies?

TYMLEZ recently released a Terraform setup for the Guardian which allows you to deploy a production-ready setup of the Guardian to the cloud (AWS or GCP).

https://github.com/Tymlez/guardian-terraform

COP27

Alternatively, you can download the setup from https://github.com/hashgraph/guardian and run the setup locally as per the instructions in the readme.

You can then import the .policy files from our repository and import them to your Guardian setup.

COP27
COP27

TYMLEZ @ COP27

TYMLEZ will be in attendance at COP27 in Egypt where the worlds preeminent climate representatives will be gathering to decide the next wave of measures to effectively tackle the global challenge of climate change.

Dr Mohsen Khorasany will be speaking at the event in the Blue Zone along with our Executive Chairman Daniel O’Halloran who will be out there to meet and greet and explain how the TYMLEZ solution is helping bring greater transparency to de-carbonisation and how organisations might benefit from this solution.

About TYMLEZ

TYMLEZ is a pioneer in the development and delivery of carbon reporting, guarantee of origin for green gasses, and smart energy solutions built using blockchain technology. The Company is focused on supporting clean energy and sustainability initiatives, along with other opportunities to develop products that rely on secure, trackable and traceable data transfer.

Visit tymlez.com for more information.

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