TRST01 and Green Economy Partnership (GEP)plan to distribute this system free of cost to developing nations, reflecting their commitment to democratizing climate technology
Hyderabad, [India], 19 November 2025: TRST01, a pioneering climate technology company in India, unveiled the world’s first AI-enabled blockchain-verified Paris Agreement Integrated Platform (PAIP) at COP30, which is being held in Belém, Brazil,from November 10-21, 2025. Malawi becomes the first nation in the world to deploy this cutting-edge, AI-driven Environmental Treasury, setting a new global standard for transparency, accountability, and investor confidence under the Paris Agreement. PAIP forms the technological backbone of Malawi’s newly launched Environmental Treasury, marking a historic breakthrough in how nations measure, verify, govern and finance climate action.
Developed by Hyderabad-headquartered TRST01 in partnership with the Green Economy Partnership (GEP), the PAIP integrates advanced artificial intelligence, smart contracts, satellite analytics, machine learning models, and immutable blockchain infrastructure to deliver a scientifically robust, fully auditable climate governance system. This global debut positions India as a defining force in digital climate transformation and national MRV (Measurement, Reporting and Verification) innovation.
The PAIP links the entire emissions value chain, including national inventory, project origination, validation, auctioning, impact monitoring, and retirement, into a single digital ecosystem.
Designed within GEP’s climate architecture and engineered in India by TRST01, the platform is tailored to national priorities and built to accelerate Article 6 implementation across the Global South. Article 6 of the Paris Agreement provides a framework for countries to cooperate voluntarily to meet their climate targets (Nationally Determined Contributions or NDCs) through market and non-market mechanisms.
Richard Perekamoyo, Principal Secretary, Ministry of Natural Resources and Climate Change, Republic of Malawi, stated, “This system tracks every tonne of CO₂, every hectare restored, and the returns of every dollar invested with scientific precision, strengthening trust in our national data and results.”
