Spiro, a leader in electric mobility, has announced a strategic partnership with Zeroca, a carbon credit program aggregator specialising in premium compliance markets.
This collaboration aims to create a new pathway for unlocking climate finance to support sustainable transport initiatives in Kenya and Nigeria.
The partnership combines Spiro’s operational scale and technological leadership in electric vehicle (EV) deployment—which includes battery-swapping infrastructure—with Zeroca’s specialized knowledge in global carbon markets.
Specifically, their focus is on high-integrity, impact-driven projects that adhere to the highest standards of transparency and environmental accountability.
A core component of this cooperation is leveraging advanced compliance mechanisms, including Article 6 ITMO transactions (Internationally Transferred Mitigation Outcomes) under the Paris Agreement.
By tapping into these compliance markets, the two companies plan to ensure that every electric mobility project, such as Spiro’s network of two-wheel electric vehicles, generates measurable and tradable climate finance.
This move aims to accelerate the transition from fossil fuel-powered motorcycles to sustainable electric transport across Africa.
