Eliability Institute

The E-liability Institute is a global non-profit organization dedicated to advancing the adoption and understanding of the E-liability method for carbon accounting. Based in the United States, the Institute is a small organization with a team of three employees and a revenue of $2.5 million. The Institute's core mission is to promote the use of the E-liability method, a novel approach to carbon accounting developed by leading academics Professor Karthik Ramanna and Professor Robert Kaplan. This method aims to create a more rigorous and transparent system for measuring and reporting carbon emissions, ultimately contributing to the growth of effective green finance and carbon sequestration markets. E-liability Institute partners with organizations across various sectors, including corporations, universities, and government entities, that are committed to embracing this innovative carbon accounting approach. The Institute actively engages with these partners to provide guidance, support, and resources to ensure successful implementation and utilization of the E-liability method. Furthermore, the Institute actively advocates for the adoption of the E-liability method as a global standard for carbon reporting, working with policymakers and regulators to drive decarbonization innovation and global progress towards NetZero targets. To learn more about the E-liability Institute and its work, please visit their website at e-liability.institute.