Aleria, Tawasal and Xange.com Join Forces to Expand Market Infrastructure of the Paris Agreement

Expanding ITMO Market Infrastructure: A Joint Venture of Aleria, Tawasal, and Xange

In a significant move towards enhancing the market infrastructure of the Paris Agreement, Aleria, a sovereign AI company; Tawasal, a leading super-app from the UAE; and Xange.com have announced a partnership aimed at establishing a robust ITMO pipeline valued at over $100 billion. This venture was formally introduced during a session in Davos, Switzerland, on January 21, 2026.

The primary goal of this collaboration is to accelerate the setup of national ITMO registers. These registers will enable the creation of competitive trading platforms and facilitate the implementation of a digital Monitoring, Reporting, and Verification (MRV) system that complies with the Paris Agreement. This initiative is set to support a global pipeline of International Transfer of Mitigation Outcomes (ITMOs) focused on forest and nature-related projects, valued at more than $100 billion.

Eric Leandri, the CEO of both Aleria and Tawasal, emphasized the importance of reliable national registries, data systems, and transaction processes mandated by Article 6 of the Paris Agreement. He stated that the joint venture is dedicated to providing the necessary technical infrastructure for compliant accounting, monitoring, and the transfer of emission reduction outcomes. By uniting the sovereign data capabilities of Aleria with Tawasal's digital platform and Xange.com’s market infrastructure, this partnership aims to empower nations to implement mechanisms outlined in Article 6 effectively.

Xange.com, renowned for its environmental information software and market infrastructure services, will broaden its outreach to governments and businesses across Africa, the Middle East, South America, Asia, and other crucial regions for meeting the Paris Agreement commitments. This expansion is vital for establishing a robust ecosystem within the international environmental market.

Esteban van Goor, the CEO and Founder of Xange.com, highlighted the identification of a long-term pipeline of projects exceeding $100 billion that are in line with the Paris Agreement, especially in forestry and nature-based programs. Such initiatives not only aim at mitigating climate change but also foster sustainable economic development in various regions.

The joint venture will provide a more comprehensive approach to managing environmental projects, including digital tools such as digital MRV systems that help countries effectively gather verified emission reduction data. Furthermore, they will equip them with the technology to recognize environmental hazards like wildfires and flooding.

According to Xange.com, the global environmental market infrastructure solutions (GEMIS) provides policy-oriented comprehensive management resources for environmental projects in alignment with the Paris Agreement. The platform will also enable third-party ITMO registration and processing, facilitated by a digital framework supported by a U.S.-based custodian bank from Chicago.

Aleria, with its sovereign data solutions for governments and businesses, aims to support organizations in building and operating AI systems compliant with national and regional regulations while retaining full control over their data and operations. Moreover, Aleria's technology is geared toward empowering vital sectors, including public entities, financial services, healthcare, and infrastructure, making it a valuable collaborator in this joint venture.

The partnership among Aleria, Tawasal, and Xange.com signifies a proactive step towards combating climate change while ensuring nations can adhere to international agreements and enhance their economic prospects through sustainable projects. As they embark on this ambitious initiative, the collaboration stands to redefine market dynamics and pave the way for innovative solutions in environmental management worldwide.