Dubai, UAE – Coral, a leading climate action offsetting platform, has announced the addition of two new customers, Eisenburger Hortig and Yellow, as they kick off COP28 with a commitment to tangible climate action. The announcement was made during Coral’s event at COP28, which focused on Trust and Action: Making the Energy Transition Tangible.
Coral is a cutting-edge platform that specializes in the assessment and offsetting of carbon credits for both enterprises and consumers. The platform’s key features include carbon footprint evaluation, specialized corporate services through its Emission Management Solutions, and e-commerce integrations. Coral ensures instant settlement, unrivaled traceability, and complete transparency in every transaction.
Eisenburger Hortig, based in Vienna, is revolutionizing sustainable fashion by combining European fashion heritage with artistic expression. They create made-to-order clothing and accessories, blending classic designs with hand-painted items. Each piece is developed through a collaborative process that encompasses inspiration, production, marketing, and beyond.
Julia Eisenburger from Eisenburger Hortig expressed enthusiasm for Coral’s innovative approach in helping them offset and understand CO2 emissions on a customized basis. She believes that introducing traceability and transparency to carbon credits will set new standards in sustainability for the fashion industry as a whole.
Juergen Hoebarth, Head of Marketing and Research at Coral, commended Eisenburger Hortig for their commitment to sustainability in fashion. He emphasized that their dedication to quality and transparency across the supply chain aligns perfectly with Coral’s mission.
Yellow Group, an international corporation involved in venture capital, market making, software development, and coworking spaces, has also partnered with Coral. Initially, Coral will assist Yellow with the assessment and offsetting of the carbon footprint of their collaborative workspace in Chiang Mai, Thailand. This workspace is focused on empowering blockchain professionals, digital nomads, and startup teams across Southeast Asia, with an emphasis on driving technology for social good.
Alexis S., co-founder of Yellow, stated that having Coral as a partner with their innovative technology solutions makes the process easy and simple. They believe that the ability to make a tangible difference will be embraced by their network.
Juergen Hoebarth of Coral expressed excitement about Yellow’s commitment to sustainability and climate responsibility. He believes that Coral’s transparent carbon platform will empower the Yellow network to take climate action and drive tangible environmental change.
Coral’s announcement at COP28 underscores its commitment to facilitating real and measurable climate action. By partnering with forward-thinking companies like Eisenburger Hortig and Yellow, they are driving progress towards a more sustainable future.
Coral’s cutting-edge platform and its collaborations with Eisenburger Hortig and Yellow demonstrate that climate action is not just a concept but a tangible reality. With their focus on trust, transparency, and traceability, Coral is paving the way for meaningful change in various industries.
As COP28 unfolds, the addition of Eisenburger Hortig and Yellow to Coral’s customer base sets a promising tone for the crucial discussions taking place. It is a reminder that individuals, businesses, and industries must join forces to combat climate change and make a difference in the world.
