Carbon Management Solutions Provided by Acrel——Assist in Applying for A Green Factory

Carbon Assets: The Green Competitiveness of Enterprises

Carbon assets are not only an environmental responsibility but also a future financial resource and competitive capital for enterprises. They include carbon quotas, voluntary emission reductions (CCER), carbon credits, etc., which can be converted into economic value through trading, reserve, and offsetting.

Acrel's Energy and Carbon Management System enables end-to-end digital management of "carbon inventory → carbon accounting → carbon trading → carbon analysis", helping enterprises achieve transparency, traceability, and value maximization of carbon assets.

Core Functions of Acrel System

1. Carbon Inventory & Accounting

The system supports multi-source data integration (energy, production, supply chain), automatically calculates carbon emissions, and generates carbon inventory reports compliant with international standards.

2. Carbon Quota & Trading Management

Enterprises can input carbon quotas, set emission reduction targets, receive automatic over-limit warnings, and manage carbon trading records with market data integration.

3. Product Carbon Footprint & Supply Chain Carbon Management

Supports full life-cycle carbon footprint accounting from raw materials to recycling, and extends to supply chain carbon data collection and management.

Indonesia Policy Context & Market Opportunities

On October 10, 2025, President Prabowo Subianto signed Presidential Regulation (Peraturan Presiden) No. 110 of 2025, titled “Implementation of Carbon Economic Value Instruments and National Greenhouse Gas Emission Control.” This new regulation immediately replaces Presidential Regulation No. 98 of 2021, effectively lifting the moratorium on international voluntary carbon credit trading. 

Context: The Perpres reopens Indonesia’s carbon market to foreign buyers after a four-year hiatus. It officially revokes the 2021 decree that had halted cross-border carbon sales, once again authorizing the international trade of carbon credits from Indonesian projects. The rule was made public in mid-October 2025, signaling Indonesia’s return to the global voluntary carbon market. 

• Resumption of International Trading: Perpres 110/2025 allows carbon credits from Indonesian projects to be sold to international buyers again, under stricter standards. Credits can be traded in accordance with Indonesian national protocols or accepted international frameworks (e.g. UNFCCC standards), ensuring transparency and integrity. A decentralized National Carbon Unit Registry (SRUK) is being established to record all carbon units in real time and prevent double counting of emission reductions. 

• Recognition of Voluntary Standards: Indonesia will formally recognize and cooperate with major voluntary carbon market (VCM) standards. The government signed multiple Mutual Recognition Agreements (MRAs) in 2025 with certifiers like Verra, Gold Standard, Plan Vivo, and the Global Carbon Council. Under the new regulation, carbon projects certified by these international standards are permitted and encouraged, provided they also register on Indonesia’s system. This integration gives legal footing to voluntary projects and opens immediate opportunities for carbon developers and investors under globally recognized methodologies. 

Policy highlights include:

• Promoting standardization of carbon accounting in industry and energy sectors

• Encouraging enterprises to participate in voluntary carbon markets

• Supporting green finance and carbon asset management projects

Applicability of Acrel System in the Indonesia

The Acrel system features flexible configuration, multi-language support, and local adaptability, helping Indonesia enterprises:

1. Comply with policies: Meet carbon reporting and disclosure standards

2. Participate in carbon trading: Connect to local and international carbon markets

3. Improve energy efficiency: Drive energy saving and emission reduction through data

4. Enhance brand value: Build green supply chains and low-carbon products

Conclusion: Towards a Low-Carbon Future

Carbon asset management has become a core tool for global enterprises in green transformation. With its rich experience in China and systematic functions, the Acrel system can provide Indonesia enterprises with end-to-end support from "carbon compliance" to "carbon value-added", helping achieve sustainable development and climate goals.