Bluesky Carbon Showcases Forest Data Solutions at ReThink HK and Green Fintech Symposium 2026
Bluesky Carbon presented its approach to forest monitoring and trusted natural-capital data at two events in Hong Kong on 11 September: ReThink HK 2026 and the 2026 Green Fintech Symposium. Across both platforms, Bluesky highlighted how credible measurement and traceable records can help connect forest conservation with the information needs of sustainable finance.
Building a Stronger Foundation for Nature and Finance
Across both events, Bluesky highlighted how measurable forests and trusted data support natural-capital finance. We welcome partners to collaborate on practical forest monitoring pilots.
Making Natural Capital Measurable at ReThink HK
At ReThink HK’s BEC Climate & Nature Theatre, Bluesky Carbon CEO Diana Liu delivered a presentation titled “Making Natural Capital Measurable: Measurement and Trusted Data Infrastructure for Forests.” The session brought together technology companies presenting practical solutions to climate and nature challenges. Official programme
Green Data Technology combines satellite remote sensing, LiDAR, radar, artificial intelligence and field calibration to assess forest resources and monitor change. By linking these observations to clearly defined project boundaries and documented evidence, Bluesky aims to make forest carbon information easier to examine, compare and review over time.
For forest managers, conservation partners and businesses, this provides a stronger basis for understanding forest conditions, identifying information gaps and planning ongoing monitoring.
Bringing Forest Evidence into Green Finance
Bluesky Carbon also presented its solutions at the 2026 Green Fintech Symposium, organised by the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA). The event explored how technology can improve decision-making and support the low-carbon transition. Symposium overview
Bluesky’s presentation focused on the data foundation needed for natural-capital finance. Forest boundaries, carbon-stock estimates, rights information and monitoring records need to be organised into evidence that institutions can assess. Bluesky connects these elements through digital project identities, traceable records and review histories, supporting more informed due diligence.
This approach helps governments, project developers and financial institutions understand both the available evidence and the further work required to assess a forest project.