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# Gudmundur Sigbergsson

📧 <gudmundur@carbonregistry.com> — :flag\_is: Reykjavik (GMT) - <img src="/files/vNNBppEQyyMcQiu8LqnP" alt="" data-size="line"> [Guðmundur Sigbergsson](https://www.linkedin.com/in/gudmundur-sigbergsson-59b8b542/)

<figure><img src="/files/cCeJzJL9Kjr1nlUEj0rO" alt=""><figcaption><p>Guðmundur Sigbergsson</p></figcaption></figure>

### Bio

Guðmundur Sigbergsson is recognized for his significant contributions to climate action and carbon market transparency. He founded the International Carbon Registry (ICR), a greenhouse gas (GHG) program and climate registry, aiming to scale up real climate impacts through transparent carbon market practices. Guðmundur leverages his BSc in civil and environmental engineering from the University of Iceland and further studies in risk management from Lund University of Technology, focusing on finance and fire engineering. Guðmundur's professional background includes serving as managing director at the Central Bank of Iceland from 2010 to 2018 during the time of strict capital controls. Guðmundur played an active role in lifting the capital controls between 2016 and 2018. In 2018 he founded [iCert](https://documentation.carbonregistry.com/documentation/icr-program/about-icr/leadership/organizational-roles-and-responsibilities/icr-team/www.icert.is), a certification body specializing in management systems certifications iCert was acquired by [EY ](https://documentation.carbonregistry.com/documentation/icr-program/about-icr/leadership/organizational-roles-and-responsibilities/icr-team/www.ey.com)in 2022 and later Deloitte.&#x20;

Beyond his role at ICR, Guðmundur has been actively involved in climate actions, collaborating with both domestic and international organizations. His efforts include chairing a technical committee within Icelandic Standards on responsible offsetting and sector committee on environment and climate and participating in the Nordic Dialogue on Voluntary Compensation, which focuses on the best practices for using carbon credits. Guðmundur has also managed projects related to the development of frameworks for carbon credit issuances based on CO2 mineralization, contributing to initiatives like [Carbfix](https://www.carbfix.com/how-did-carbfix-go-from-a-scientifically-proven-process), among others


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