Regulation has made verification mandatory. Every framework below demands the same thing — audit-grade, traceable evidence of material activity. This is not optional.
Active Regulatory Frameworks
Six frameworks. One requirement: verified provenance.
CSRD
Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive
Supported
Mandates auditable Scope 3 disclosure at batch level. Categories 1 and 12 require verified data on purchased goods and end-of-life treatment of sold products.
DPP
Digital Product Passport — ESPR
Supported
Manufacturers must demonstrate verified recycled content credentials. DPP data carriers require structured, traceable material provenance records.
PPWR
Packaging & Packaging Waste Regulation
Supported
Extended Producer Responsibility enforcement requires material accountability at producer level. Recycled content claims must be verifiable.
CBAM
Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism
Supported
Carbon content verification required for imports of steel, aluminium, cement, fertilisers, and electricity. Unverified carbon content faces adjustment charges.
Scope 3
GHG Protocol — Category 1 & 12
Supported
Corporate buyers face Scope 3 Category 1 obligations on purchased goods. Suppliers must provide verified emissions data for credible reporting.
Art. 6
Paris Agreement Article 6
In Development
Bilateral carbon market alignment under Article 6.2. Issuance architecture structurally compatible with host country authorisation and corresponding adjustment mechanics.
Verified activity enables participation in regulated and voluntary environmental markets.
Once industrial activity is verified through the Xworks infrastructure, it becomes a trusted, audit-grade record. That record can be used to meet regulatory obligations, support commercial procurement, and unlock participation in regulated compliance frameworks and voluntary carbon and circular credit markets.