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- Small Business (11-50 people)
- Medium Business (51-250 people)
- Large Business (250+ people)
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Core Features
CarbonSifr presents itself as an all-in-one, ROI-driven climate platform built around AI, local data and partnerships, rather than a stand-alone carbon calculator. It seeks to remove friction from measurement, automate data handling and then focus attention on reduction and removal opportunities that are financially meaningful. Some of its main features include:
AI & NLP-powered calculation engine – The platform uses an AI and natural-language-processing-enabled engine that reads, cleans and maps uploaded or “dumped” operational data to emissions factors, reducing manual work and error.
Multi-AI-agent architecture - built on Meta’s Llama, to generate accurate Scope 3 calculations and reduction options across complex supply chains.
Dashboards, reporting and progress tracking – For business users, the platform offers interactive dashboards with filters, graphs and “climate area” views designed to make emissions trends and reduction progress easy to interpret.
Customer-facing EcoAction and EcoDine modules – CarbonSifr for Customers provides plug-and-play integrations at checkout or other touchpoints, measuring each transaction’s footprint and enabling customers to fund removals or local projects.
Localised emissions factors and regional projects – The platform combines local UAE and GCC emissions factors with regional CO₂e projects, including curated portfolios in the UAE and Saudi Arabia.
Partnership and compliance ecosystem – CarbonSifr emphasises partnerships with major financial and climate actors such as First Abu Dhabi Bank and Mastercard, as well as climate project marketplace Ceezer.
Closing Insights
CarbonSifr emerged in 2023 as a climate-tech startup focused on “decarbonisation at scale”, founded by Onur Elgun and Mustafa Serdar Bosca, who previously held senior roles in regional food-delivery and strategy consulting. Their stated aim is to close the gap between intent and action by embedding climate tools into everyday business processes and customer experiences, particularly for SMEs and mid-market companies in the Middle East. Over a short period, the company has built a portfolio of collaborations, including projects with Careem (eco-ride options), Emirates Driving Company (“green driving licence” packages) and partnerships with major financial and climate actors such as First Abu Dhabi Bank and Mastercard, as well as climate project marketplace Ceezer.
For companies facing the UAE’s Federal Decree-Law No. 11 of 2024 on Climate Change, CarbonSifr positions its multi-agent platform as a way to automate data collection, consolidate audit-ready Scope 1 and 2 inventories, and support material Scope 3 disclosure using local emissions factors. The company frames its tools as a route to converting mandatory climate reporting into a strategic asset in procurement, financing and corporate partnerships. Taken together, the mix of AI-enabled measurement, regional datasets, customer-engagement modules and advisory-style support may appeal to organisations seeking a multi-dimensional carbon management approach as well as smoother UAE and regional compliance.