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DevvStream Accepted into Singapore Carbon Market Alliance (SCMA), Focused on Carbon Credits Aligned with Article 6

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Invitation-only initiative directly connects leading international suppliers and enablers of carbon markets to Singapore-based corporates, as well as enabling carbon credit sales under Article 6 to countries with whom Singapore has signed an implementation agreement

Calgary, Alberta--(Newsfile Corp. - February 3, 2025) - DevvStream Corp. (NASDAQ: DEVS) ("DevvStream" or the "Company"), a leading carbon credit project co-development and generation firm specializing in technology-based solutions, today announced its admittance into the Singapore Carbon Market Alliance ("SCMA"), an invitation-only platform developed by the Singapore Economic Development Board in cooperation with IETA, the first international, multi-sector organization devoted to pricing and trading greenhouse gas reductions commercially. The SCMA's primary focus is on high-integrity carbon credits that are aligned with Article 6 of the Paris Agreement, which enables these credits to be traded to nations with whom Singapore has signed a cooperative implementation agreement. Singapore currently has Article 6 implementation agreements or MOUs in place with over two dozen nations, including Indonesia, Philippines, and Brazil. DevvStream anticipates that its admittance into the SCMA will provide a direct pathway to its becoming an Eligible Entity in the region, a key requirement for engaging with countries that have established implementation agreements with Singapore. Once DevvStream achieves Eligible Entity status, the Company expects that the SCMA will serve as a robust offtake channel for Article 6-aligned carbon credits, as well as its growing portfolio of international renewable energy certificates ("I-RECs").

Why Article 6 is Important to DevvStream

Article 6 of the Paris Agreement is a crucial part of the global climate framework, as it provides mechanisms for nations to collaborate in reducing their greenhouse gas emissions via carbon credits. While these mechanisms typically involve governments, companies like DevvStream can play a crucial role in developing and managing projects that produce Article 6-eligible carbon credits. Through its membership in the SCMA, the Company plans to generate carbon credits from emission reduction projects located in nations with whom Singapore has signed implementation agreements, then sell those credits directly to the government of Singapore. As one of only a handful of project developers in the SCMA, DevvStream expects to be well positioned to achieve high sales volumes within the alliance.