Mitsui OSK Lines (MOL) and Isometric have entered into a strategic partnership under which Isometric will issue scientifically rigorous, transparent carbon dioxide removal (CDR) credits to support MOL’s net zero strategy.
MOL is considered a leader in advancing CO2 removal in the shipping sector and is targeting net zero GHG emissions by 2050.
Daisuke Fujihashi, GM Carbon Solution Development Unit, MOL, said: “High-quality carbon removal credits are a key part of MOL’s strategy to address residual emissions on the path to net zero. We are pleased to partner with Isometric to achieve this, underpinned by their rigorous and transparent approach to verification.”
The partnership—which includes Isometric’s selection as the registry for MOL’s milestone 10,000t enhanced weathering offtake with Alt Carbon—will provide MOL with access to high-quality carbon removal credits certified under the Isometric Standard.
Eamon Jubbawy, CEO Isometric, added: “This partnership underscores both the growing demand for transparent, scientifically rigorous carbon removal and Isometric’s position as the registry of choice in the Japanese market. MOL is setting the pace for decarbonisation strategies in the shipping sector, and we look forward to supporting them on their journey to net zero emissions.”
Isometric’s protocols, which outline requirements and procedures for suppliers to generate scientifically rigorous carbon credits, span 17 carbon removal technologies, including enhanced weathering, ocean alkalinity enhancement, biochar, and reforestation. To date, six Isometric protocols have been approved by the Integrity Council for the Voluntary Carbon Market to issue credits with the core carbon principles (CCP) label, a benchmark for quality in carbon markets.
Earlier in 2025, Isometric launched Certify, a technology-enabled carbon removal verification platform that supports monthly credit issuances—accelerating the traditional annual issuance cycle of legacy registries and enabling project developers to unlock the regular revenue needed to scale their operations.
Image: Isometric Certify (source: Isometric)
