Green Pulse — Urban Air Recovery & Circular Governance
A digital intelligence system that connects air-recovery devices, operations teams, and outcome-linked governance into one verifiable network — enabling cities to measure, trace, and convert recovered particulate matter into auditable circular outputs.
Built for multi-stakeholder environments where trust depends on consistent evidence trails — without acting as a certifying or regulatory authority.
The Problem: Air Actions Exist — But Evidence Doesn’t
Cities deploy multiple interventions (towers, sweepers, sprinklers, local devices), but they often operate in isolation — resulting in fragmented accountability, limited measurement, and no verifiable chain-of-custody linking recovery to outcomes.
- Fragmented monitoring — activities get logged, but outcomes are hard to prove.
- High recurring O&M cost — weak feedback loops make optimisation slow and expensive.
- No traceable reuse pathway — recovered pollutants remain unaccounted across the lifecycle.
- No monetisation layer — circular value cannot sustainably fund long-term operations.
The Core Idea: Evidence & Traceability, Not “Claims”
Green Pulse creates a real-time Air Ledger that traces recovered particulate matter from capture → processing → reuse, forming a verifiable chain-of-custody and linking each output batch to a QR-based Certificate of Circular Origin.
How It Works: Capture → Ledger → Reuse
What This Delivers: City-Grade Proof + Operational Control
- Verifiable evidence packs for audits, governance reviews, and transparency
- Unified dashboards for city administrators and stakeholders with real-time visibility
- Outcome-linked payments and KPI-driven vendor accountability
- Circular monetisation via traceable circular outputs and ESG-aligned reporting