Egyptian Carbon Center

Today my team Salma Medhat & Maryam Khalifa & Simon Wanjau Along with Mr.Karim El Sayed from OTC FLOW Had the Pleasure to engage in a webinar arranged by Flat6Labs for startups which is basically in the sustainability, decarbonisation, Agritech, & many other fields that will have a positive Impact on our Planet. The Webinar was 3 parts: 1. carbon Credit Definitions & Types. ( Omar Ghaly) 2. Carbon Credit Development, registries & Article 6 (Simon Wanjau) 3. Carbon Credit Trading (Karim El Sayed)

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ECC Carbon Credit project for Jujuba Plantation in Egypt, using the GIS images to See the Diff in Land usage, will get this Project Highest Carbon credits Qulaity & Max ROI for Project Developer.

As of the most recent data, the concentration of carbon dioxide (CO2) in the atmosphere is over 420 parts per million (ppm). Pre-industrial levels were about 280 ppm, meaning there is an excess of approximately 140 ppm. This translates to roughly 300 billion metric tons of excess CO2 in the atmosphere. To estimate how many trees would be needed to absorb this excess CO2, we need to consider the average carbon sequestration capacity of a tree. On average, a mature tree can absorb about 48 pounds (approximately 22 kg) of CO2 per year. Over its lifetime, a tree might sequester about 1 ton of CO2. Given these figures, to absorb 300 billion metric tons of excess CO2, we would need approximately 300 billion trees, assuming each tree absorbs 1 ton over its lifetime. However, this is a simplification, as the actual number could vary based on factors like tree species, climate, soil conditions, and forest management practices. Additionally, while planting trees is a beneficial strategy for carbon sequestration and provides many other ecological benefits, it is not a standalone solution to address the excess CO2. A comprehensive approach, including reducing emissions, protecting existing forests, and employing other carbon capture technologies, is essential to effectively tackle climate change.

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Oue CEO Omar Ghaly is proud to have earned a certificate of participation in the Applying the IFRS Sustainability Disclosure Standards program, offered by the International Finance Corporation (IFC) and the Sustainable Stock Exchanges initiative. This program has significantly enhanced His understanding of the critical importance of sustainability reporting and the role it plays in fostering transparency and accountability in financial markets. Through comprehensive training, I gained valuable insights into the IFRS standards and their application in promoting sustainable business practices. This experience has equipped Him with the knowledge and skills to contribute effectively to the growing demand for responsible investment and sustainable corporate governance.