Climate policy · carbon markets · compliance
Gravitonne reads government climate policy as it is published, indexes the documents behind carbon credits, and screens projects against taxonomy and appraisal criteria—inside the assistant you already use.
Three working surfaces
Ministries and government portals across major Asian markets are read daily—decrees, draft bills, and announcements summarised with the original filing and its attachments kept alongside. Coverage extends as new jurisdictions come online.
Look up applicability conditions in the methodology’s own wording, read what a validator flagged in a verification report, and benchmark registered projects by country, technology, and issuance across six registries.
Assess a business plan against Korea’s K-Taxonomy with the exclusion criteria applied clause by clause, and score reduction claims on a seven-criterion rubric covering MRV readiness through to verifiability. Corporate ESG report retrieval is next.
How you use it
Gravitonne connects to Claude, ChatGPT, and any MCP-capable client as a custom connector. Ask in the tool you already use—no separate platform to log into.
Every response points back to the document and page it came from, so a claim can be checked against the registry filing rather than taken on trust.
Policy filings, registry documents, and taxonomy rules share one ontology, so a question can cross from a draft bill to the methodology it affects to the projects already registered under it.
Coverage & recognition
Gravitonne is developed by Newtonne with support from Korea's TIPS R&D programme. Policy feeds run daily and the registry index is rebuilt as new projects, monitoring reports, and methodology revisions are published.
Private beta
Try the questions above, then get the connector for your own Claude or ChatGPT workspace. Tell us the registries and regions you work in and we will set up access.
