Your meters. Our accounts layer.
CRIOS does not measure anything itself. It's the accounts, issuance, and retirement layer that sits on top of a measurement platform that already meters distributed generation at the plant level. Karbera, which measures distributed generation in Brazil, is our live reference integration.
Owners link a plant, prove ownership, and hold whatever is issued against their metered generation.
Metered kWh from your platform, multiplied by an official displacement factor, written once as an append-only testnet event with a receipt.
Public, downloadable retirement receipts for the pilot. Hold · retire (pilot) · trading follows regulatory clearance.
Every event links back to your platform's measurement and the official factor applied — nothing is estimated where a meter reading exists.
Brazil first, then market by market.
We started in Brazil because an official grid displacement factor is published there (0.3271 tCO₂/MWh) and a live measurement partner, Karbera, already meters distributed generation at plant level.
We add markets one at a time, only when both conditions hold: an equivalent official displacement factor exists, and a metering partner is in place. We do not name future registries or metering partners before that integration is live — this page describes the layer CRIOS provides, not commitments from third parties.
Four steps to integrating a measurement platform.
Talk to us about integrating.
Tell us what you meter, where, and how. We respond within five business days.