Carbon Credit Measurement, Reporting and Verification - Hannah Edgerly

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The document discusses modernizing carbon markets through digital measurement, reporting, and verification (DMRV). It proposes that DMRV could make carbon markets more high quality, transparent, and scalable by digitizing processes like data gathering, calculations, and auditing. This includes using technologies like satellites, machine learning, and interactive digital tools. It also describes Pachama's work developing a core technology to digitally compute carbon credits through a simplified equation accounting for project emissions, baseline emissions, leakage emissions, and uncertainty adjustments. The goal is an integrated digital platform for issuance and trading of credits.

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Modernizing carbon markets:
digital measurement,
reporting, and veriﬁcation
GREENBIZ ‘23

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But carbon markets need to rapidly scale

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Modernizing carbon markets
with DMRV
Digital Measurement Reporting Veriﬁcation

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Current Model Digital Solutions
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What can be digitized?
Manually Gathering Data
Human Calculations
Auditing Projects Auditing Systems
Gathering Data with Satellites
Machine Calculations
Static Documents Interactive, Digital Visualization

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Core crediting
technology
Pachama is developing core technology to
digitally compute carbon credits

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Third-Party Software Audit
Certiﬁcation Auditing
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Forest Cover Mapping
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Circularise provides a blockchain-based digital product passport solution to bring more circularity to global supply chains. The company was founded in 2016 in The Netherlands and has over 40 employees. Their solution uses blockchain technology to upload material and product information, and allow that information to be retrieved while maintaining confidentiality as products move through raw material producers, part suppliers, OEMs/brands, airlines, and recyclers. Circularise has partnerships with various suppliers, brand owners, and strategic partners, and has received funding from several sources.

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This document describes twistMist, a new propellant-free aerosol technology. It consists of a 4 ml chamber that provides a continuous spray for 5-12 seconds when twisted, without any contact between the product and a spring. The technology aims to reduce CO2 emissions by up to 90% compared to traditional aerosols. It has undergone development and technical qualification stages to optimize both its external design based on consumer feedback and internal design for automatic assembly and scaling. The innovation journey also involves a commercial qualification stage with machine assembled samples for consumer testing to change the aerosol category for good.

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3. PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL 3 Current market size Crediting today is <1% of global fossil fuel emissions SOURCE: Ecosystem Marketplace State of the Voluntary Carbon Markets (2022). But carbon markets need to rapidly scale

4. PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL 4 Modernizing carbon markets with DMRV Digital Measurement Reporting Veriﬁcation

5. PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL What does a digital future look like? 5 High Quality Transparent Scalable

6. PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL Current Model Digital Solutions 6 What can be digitized? Manually Gathering Data Human Calculations Auditing Projects Auditing Systems Gathering Data with Satellites Machine Calculations Static Documents Interactive, Digital Visualization

7. PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL 7 Core crediting technology Pachama is developing core technology to digitally compute carbon credits

8. PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL 8 Total Credits = Project Emissions Baseline Emissions Leakage Emissions - - Uncertainty Adjusted Transparent, simpliﬁed crediting in a single equation

9. PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL 9 x Total Credits = Project Emissions Uncertainty Adjusted - Baseline Emissions - Leakage Emissions Core Crediting Equation Project =

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