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Klima launched in 2021 as an experiment in aligning climate finance with Web3 tools. Since then, it has evolved — integrating with real-world supply, engaging institutions, and learning hard lessons about governance, volatility, and demand. Klima 2.0 reflects these learnings: a targeted, transparent infrastructure designed to reduce costs, align incentives, and strengthen carbon markets for the long term.

Why Klima 2.0 Exists Carbon markets today are opaque, fragmented, and difficult to access. Project developers face challenges accessing...

Carbon credits are not one-size-fits-all, and pricing them like they are has led to inefficiencies, misallocations, and lost impact. Klima 2.0 introduces the Autonomous Asset Manager (AAM), a governance-driven mechanism designed to price and allocate semi-fungible carbon assets with nuance and transparency. This essay explores how Klima 2.0 applies cutting-edge research to build programmable markets that reflect the real complexity of climate finance.

Klima Foundation has allocated $350,000 to support Exomad Green, a pioneering biochar project in Bolivia that transforms forestry residues into high-quality carbon removals. This forward purchase of 2,500 CORCs not only locks in durable climate impact but also supports community regeneration, green job creation, and soil restoration. Verified under Puro.earth and rated AA by Sylvera, these credits are now available for purchase via partners.

Klima Foundation secures 3,000 pre-CORCs from Sky East Invest, advancing scalable carbon removal through biochar technology and expanding onchain impact.

Klima Foundation will focus on driving innovation in carbon markets by developing open-source technologies and supporting projects.

Klima Foundation is now a non-profit in Zug, Switzerland, driving innovation in carbon markets with strategic allocations.

In a bold stride toward scaling grassroots climate solutions, Klima Foundation has allocated $250,000 to purchase forward carbon credits...

Klima Foundation funds the HECTOR project, which will provide clean water to 217,445 people in India, reducing CO2 emissions

Klima Foundation has allocated $ 227,000 to purchase forward carbon credits from the Kwamisa Reserves Community Forest Project in Ghana