With visible, traceable measurement data, Carbon Credits you can truly trust!

Carbon Credits help creators and buyers visualize and share the responsibility for our planet's burden.

"Reduce, Generate, Circulate"

A Virtuous Economic Cycle Driven by the Paris Agreement & GX Strategy

Reduce emissions, generate clean energy, and circulate finance and data. Japan's Green Transformation (GX) Strategy translates the global goals of the Paris Agreement into corporate action, integrating decarbonization with economic growth

Win-Win-Win flywhee
benefiting all three parties


The "flywheel effect"—popularized by Jim Collins—describes compounding momentum: progress is slow at first, then accelerates as each cycle reinforces the next. Our climate finance vehicle — the JTCF (Just Transition Carbon Facility) — accelerates this flywheel effect by enabling fundraising, ensuring MRV and credit issuance, and driving monetization.


The Three Elements of "Win-Win-Win"

  • Good for the Seller: A state where project owners earn fair returns, ensuring business continuity.
  • Good for the Buyer: A state where credit buyers are satisfied with the high-quality credits and services, enabling them to meet their compliance and sustainability goals.
  • Good for Society: A state where carbon credit transactions create positive impacts on local communities and the environment as a whole.



Track Records

A Proven Track Record in High-Integrity Credit Generation

We have a strong track record of creating high-quality JCM credits by implementing renewable energy projects from Asia to Latin America. Our initiatives, which include projects for schools, factories, and public infrastructure , are centered on the Joint Crediting Mechanism (JCM) based on Article 6.2 of the Paris Agreement.

Featured Project

Mongolia | Solar Power + BESS Project

This project features a 30 MW solar power plant combined with an 80 MWh Battery Energy Storage System (BESS). The power plant, which is set to come online in 2024, represents 2% of Mongolia's peak electricity demand, making a significant contribution to the stability of the energy supply.

Featured Project

Chile | Rice Husk Biomass Power Plant Project

This is a 3.4 MW biomass power plant that uses rice husks. In 2023, it became the first project of its kind in Latin America utilizing Organic Rankine Cycle (ORC) technology.

AG Insight

July 13, 2026
PT Tritech-Asian Gateway Signs Waste Processing Agreement to Become Alternative Fuel
July 10, 2026
PT Tritech-Asian Gateway Signs Waste Processing Agreement to Become Alternative Fuel
By Tomonori Kimura June 22, 2026
AG's La Gloria Biomass Power Plant Construction Project , a selected project under the JCM Equipment Subsidy Program, has been featured on CEnergy's website (URL below). Website: https://cenergyltd.com/proyecto-de-biomasa-la-gloria Youtube: https://youtu.be/AK0o8_JM6SM?si=vISdb6HS4QYRjvZF Project Overview Power generation capacity: 3.4 MW Total project cost (CAPEX): approximately USD 18 million One of the first projects of its kind in South America Primary fuel: agricultural residues such as rice husks Power generation method: ORC (Organic Rankine Cycle) technology A project supported by the Japanese government's JCM (Joint Crediting Mechanism) Project Objectives This project aims to generate renewable energy by utilizing agricultural waste (particularly rice husks)—which until now has been incinerated or discarded—as fuel. Through this, the project achieves: Reduction of greenhouse gas emissions Effective use of agricultural waste Contribution to the local electricity supply Promotion of a circular economy Technical Features The La Gloria plant employs ORC (Organic Rankine Cycle) technology. This technology offers the following advantages: Lower water consumption than conventional steam power generation Well-suited to small- and medium-scale biomass power generation Highly efficient thermal energy recovery Easy to operate even in drought-prone regions It is also expected to reduce air pollution caused by the open burning of agricultural residues. Relationship with the JCM The La Gloria project is one of Chile's flagship decarbonization projects supported by the Japanese government's JCM. In recognition of its contribution to CO₂ reduction, the project received subsidy support from the Japanese government.

FAQs

What are carbon credits?

Carbon credits are tradable certificates, each verifying that one metric ton of CO2-equivalent has been reduced or removed according to recognized standards. They provide a financial incentive for entities to undertake emissions-reducing actions.

What is the Joint Crediting Mechanism (JCM)?

The JCM is a system in which Japan cooperates with 31 partner countries to contribute to emissions reductions through the diffusion of advanced decarbonization technologies, and the results are shared between the two countries. 

What are Asian Gateway's strengths?

Our strength is our ability to integrate the entire value chain—from financing (JTCF) and project execution (PMO) to high-quality credit sales (Market). 

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