We built a global insetting market and simulated it end to end
Supply-chain decarbonization is a financing problem. The question is who profits most when a Scope 3 market emerges.
By Carbon3 team1 min read
Supply chain decarbonization is, at its core, a financing problem. Most Scope 3 emissions sit outside a company's direct control, in the value chain, where the capital to abate them rarely reaches the projects that need it. A global market for insetting can close that gap. So we built one, and simulated it end to end.
The question is no longer whether a Scope 3 market emerges. It is who profits most when it does. Explore the live simulation, free: carbon3.net/simulations
We are looking for organizations to join and decarbonize through Carbon3's insetting platform carbon3.net
Originally published on LinkedIn, 21 July 2026.
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