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Emission reductions

GasID

The certificate of emission reductions.

GasID collection artwork

Each GasID records a certified quantity of greenhouse gas emission reductions, in tonnes of CO₂e, and its source MassID.

This contract issues GasID certificates and makes them available for lookup on the Carrot network.

What a GasID records.

The certified outcome and the information needed to trace its origin.

Reductions
The certified quantity of emission reductions, in tonnes of CO₂e.
Verification
The methodology applied to verify and quantify the outcome.
Origin
The MassID of the batch backing the certificate, with its material, mass and journey.

CO₂e is the unit used to express different greenhouse gases in a common measure.

From batch to receipts.

Under BOLD Carbon (CH₄), MassID verification leads to a GasID and the corresponding issuance of C-CARB.CH4 credits.

Applied frameworkBOLD Carbon (CH₄)Version 1.0.2
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Does one certificate equal one credit?

No. A GasID records the certified outcome of one MassID. The amount of C-CARB.CH4 issued matches that outcome and may include fractions.

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The address identifies the contract for this family. Each record it issues has its own number.

Network
Polygon · 137
Symbol
GAS-ID

Contract address

0x03780AC5242b639f950CCec42dB3AbF558DCaD4f
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Standard, custody and metadata
Standard
ERC-721 · non-transferable records
Custody
Issued records are held by the Vault contract.
Issuance
Issued when the MassID passes verification under a carbon methodology.
Family metadata
ipfs://Qmenqgi3iDGbpAQypB3RkHrd3gHjCsVzK6DVx3She6WXej/gas-id.v1.jsonOpen in Metadata Viewer opens in a new tab
Can a GasID be revoked?

Yes, if the data underlying the outcome is invalidated. Revocation is blocked when credits from that certificate have already been sold. Revoking a certificate does not automatically revoke its MassID or other certificates from the batch. The history remains available for inspection.

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