VeChain (VET) has once again received recognition in a new research paper for its commitment to environmental compliance and business transparency. Over the years, VeChain has helped companies to help build customer trust in environmental claims and regulatory compliance.
Market analyst APOLLO on X brought the attention of the VET community to the new VeChain feature in an academic paper.
The journal article is titled ‘A Study on Blockchain Technology for Environmental Compliance & Business Transparency.’ In the paper, VeChain was mentioned as a blockchain solution for Carbon footprint tracking.
The paper also highlighted VeChain as a leading enterprise-grade blockchain platform with a focus on supply chain management and sustainability. It pointed out that the platform has developed solutions for companies to record their entire carbon footprint on the blockchain.
VeChain Featured in Research Paper | Source: @fookelon on X
VeChain helps these businesses to record the lifecycle of their products from manufacturing to logistics. Thus, VeChain helps traditional firms comply with complex EU climate disclosures as they provide verifiable data to stakeholders. This is in addition to helping the firms build trust in their environmental claims.
Meanwhile, this is not the first time VeChain has been spotlighted in a research journal for its blockchain contributions. As we discussed earlier, a JPMorgan paper shows how Vechain is helping to grow cloud computing. VeChain became a solution by addressing issues such as data security, vendor lock-in, and trust.
In another peer-reviewed research paper, VeChain was recognized for its role in decentralized payments, AI, and Big Data. Shortly after, VeChain earned recognition for its expertise in smart transport infrastructure, as reviewed in our recent publication.
Since launching in 2015, VeChain has repeatedly shown its commitment to supply chain management, business processes, and sustainability initiatives.
In a recent update, we covered that VeChain currently runs more than 300 enterprise cases. Early deployment of its Digital Product Passports (DPPs) positions the network for a share of the $44 billion market.
Furthermore, VeChain has revealed plans to focus on cross-chain expansion, AI integration, and stronger regulatory alignment in 2026. The network aimed to expand its real-world adoption strategy and maintain economic sustainability for all stakeholders.
The protocol is focused on use cases, updates, and growing its community this year. Based on this goal, developers have unveiled Hayabusa, a major upgrade in its growth roadmap.
Also, in line with its plans for this year, VeChain has announced a program where it cut up to 300,000 kg of plastic waste. The platform achieved this milestone through enterprise and consumer-facing apps built on its blockchain, led by its VeBetter ecosystem.
For now, VET, the native token of the blockchain, is still experiencing price volatility. Over the past day, VET dropped 3% to $0.01138, but trading volume increased by 42% to $20 million.
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