A subway map… but with the SDGs
At first glance, it looks like a map of any major city subway. But no: this is the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) Metro Map. A creative and highly visual way of showing how the SDGs connect with each other…
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SIMARCC: A new common basis for understanding climate risk and planning better
In Latin America, the conversation about climate risk is moving forward at a steady pace. In this context, Argentina published the Climate Change Risk Mapping System (SIMARCC), a public viewer that gathers climate and socioeconomic information to support planning…
Key developments in the carbon market: Where is 2025 headed?
The carbon market is evolving rapidly, driven by climate urgency, with new regulations and a growing demand for credits with high integrity standards. At DelPlata Green, we closely monitor these changes to provide strategic advice to companies and…
Carbon credits explained
In the face of the challenges of climate change, carbon credits have become a key tool for accelerating the transition toward more sustainable economies. But what exactly are they? How do they work? And what role can Latin America play in…
How to list a carbon credit project on DelPlata Green? Key requirements
At DelPlata Green, we help sustainable projects reach further. If you're developing an initiative that reduces emissions and generates carbon credits, you can list your project on our platform and make it visible in the voluntary market. To do so, it's important to have...
We were at the 2025 International Climate Conference in Córdoba
From July 1-3, the DelPlata Green team participated in the International Climate Conference "Latin American Commitment," a key event on the road to COP30 that brought together more than 120 Latin American leaders to discuss…
DelPlata Green will be present at the International Climate Conference in Córdoba.
On July 1, 2, and 3, DelPlata Green will be present at the International Climate Conference "Latin American Commitment to COP30," which will be held in Córdoba. This will be a key meeting for the regional debate on…
[Our reading of the week] Can the Silicon Valley model drive the energy transition?
The traditional venture capital model—betting on many startups in the hope that a few will succeed exponentially—has been key to technological development. But when it comes to climate tech, this approach is showing its limits. According to JPMorgan, replicating that…