Cedars Digital, a Singapore-based sustainability technology company, has introduced its AI-driven carbon management approach at the 2026 Sustainable Smart Mobility Forum in Taipei. The forum, which gathered Taiwan’s transportation authorities and city leaders, focused on how artificial intelligence and real-time carbon data can enhance urban decarbonisation efforts across Asia.
Salmon Sim, Chief Operating Officer of Cedars Digital, emphasised the importance of treating carbon data like a city’s vital signs. “With AI continuously analysing changes in emissions, cities and organisations can identify hotspots earlier and make more timely adjustments,” Sim stated. This approach shifts carbon management from annual reporting to continuous monitoring, enabling quicker responses to changing emissions patterns.
The forum also highlighted examples from Singapore, the UK, and Denmark, showcasing how digital technologies can aid decarbonisation in transportation, energy, and buildings. LEOTEK, a participant, demonstrated AI-enabled smart mobility applications in Taiwan, illustrating how intelligent infrastructure can enhance urban operations.
Cedars Digital’s participation in the Taipei dialogue underscores its commitment to expanding Singapore-based sustainability solutions into regional markets. The company’s CarbonM platform supports organisations in carbon accounting and emissions management, facilitating a move from static reporting to dynamic, actionable carbon management.
As cities across Asia accelerate their transition towards data-driven, low-carbon operations, Cedars Digital’s expertise in AI-enabled carbon management positions it as a key player in the region’s sustainability efforts.
