Meet your decarbonization goals by verifying carbon emissions from electric vehicle charging

Our solution at a glance

Report total carbon emissions and meet carbon reduction goals

Optimize charging for lower emissions

Gain insights while protecting sensitive fleet data

Emissions-tracking challenges solved with VIA

EVs produce zero direct tailpipe emissions. However, the electricity used to charge EVs may come from carbon-emitting sources.

Telematics systems don’t include upstream carbon emissions from charging.

Determining the carbon intensity per charging session while protecting sensitive information is a challenge.

Reporting CO₂ emissions through a trusted third party has greater value than self-reporting.

Limited data science experience to calculate this information for individual charging sessions.

Limited resources (time, personnel) to calculate this information.

How it works

Combines data on vehicle telematics and the carbon intensity of the grid from energy providers

All vehicle data can remain within the vehicle owner’s IT infrastructure

Proof of kg CO₂ is mathematically verifiable without revealing vehicle and fleet information

Why VIA

Widely accredited

With 13+ issued patents and implementation with the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD), VIA has the most widely accepted verification platform for private data.

DOE evaluated

VIA’s solution has been tested by Digital Innovation Center of Excellence (DICE) at Idaho National Laboratory (INL), the DOE lab chosen to oversee EV and battery storage technologies nationally.

Tested by

U.S. Department of Energy

Digital Innovation Center of Excellence at Idaho National Laboratory

“VIA’s initiative in the domain of EV carbon certificates fortified with ZKPs is commendable. This methodology promises to burgeon into an industry standard, offering a credible, verifiable, and private mechanism for EV carbon computations. The confluence of ensuring rigorous data accuracy while sanctifying data privacy underscores the system’s brilliance.”