Carbon
This page describes the Carbon Protocol of Open Treasury.
Carbon Protocol covers sale, purchase and financial intermediation with the following instruments:
Carbon credits, Carbon taxes, khadi credits, Impact Claims
Open Treasury performs the sale, purchase, and trading of carbon neutrality intervention measures.
Open Treasury invests in projects that focus on carbon sequestration, tracking the carbon footprints of the network.
The carbon footprint of the Open Constitution AI network is cumulatively accounted for with the usage of the computing infrastructure, consumption of electricity, and electricity (and other energy) taxes paid by any Fiscal Host to a local jurisdiction.
The carbon footprint of the Open Constitution AI network is generally targeted to be sustainable for a fixed state or human-readable representation of the network.
The network is progressive in nature, i.e., more computing infrastructure can be added by the network peers. Therefore, the ideal state of equilibrium is momentarily pushed to more levels of assessment.
Read more about assessments made on the computing infrastructure of the Open Constitution AI network, maintained by the Muellners Foundation.
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