Agriculture & Forestry
Plantations, agribusiness, and forestry concessions sit on both sides of the carbon ledger. Land-use emissions are material, but so is sequestration potential — and this is the one sector where measurement can lead directly to a saleable carbon unit.
What is pushing on this sector
- FOLU Net Sink 2030 and Indonesia's land-sector NDC targets
- EUDR deforestation-free due diligence for commodity exporters
- Buyer requirements on traceability down to plot level
- Certification schemes (RSPO, ISPO, FSC) intersecting with carbon claims
Typical emission hotspots
- Land-use change
- Peat oxidation
- Fertilizer N₂O
- Mill and processing energy
- Machinery and transport
What we do here
Sequestration and stock assessment
Biomass and soil carbon stock estimation across your landholding, with the removals potential separated cleanly from avoided-emissions claims.
Land-use emissions inventory
Fertilizer N₂O, peat oxidation, land-use change, machinery, and processing emissions consolidated into one defensible inventory.
Carbon project feasibility
A go / no-go read on whether a plot can support a registrable project under SRN PPI or a recognized international methodology — before you spend on full development.
These pages describe our scope and method for each sector. They are not client case studies — we name our approach, not other people's data.
Is your sector on this list?
Tell us what you operate and where you sell. We will come back with the obligations and the measurement scope that actually apply.
Ready to put numbers behind your climate commitments?
Tell us where you are — baseline, target-setting, disclosure, or carbon markets — and we'll propose a scoped starting point.