How micro-mass spectrometry can solve the carbon measurement problem

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Transport and logistics emit 24% of global CO2e, projected to rise to 40% without action. Spectaire’s micro-mass-spectrometry offers accurate emissions data, vital for sustainability. CEO Brian Semkiw discusses its impact, from regulatory compliance to turning emissions into revenue streams, shaping a greener automotive future

Global sustainability and carbon emissions reduction projects are fast becoming foundational to the automotive logistics industry; propelled by demand pressures, increasing regulatory frameworks, and a growing corporate commitment to sweeping environmental action. But there is a serious problem at the heart of these efforts, and it all hangs on the lack of accurate carbon emissions measurements.

This measurement problem may be the greatest challenge for the global carbon reductions project as the sheer complexity and dynamism of carbon emissions makes it extremely difficult to measure them with any reliability. And let’s not forget, ‘you cannot manage what you cannot measure’. Enter micro-mass-spectrometry…

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