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The Caribbean Cooperative MRVHub Project
The New Zealand Government’s Climate Smart Agriculture Initiative funded a regional programme led and coordinated through the Caribbean Cooperative Measurement, Reporting and Verification Hub (CCMRV Hub).
The latest reforms in the ACCU Scheme
On 30 April 2026, the Australian Government released the Exposure Draft of the Carbon Credits and Other Legislation Amendment (Integrity and Transparency) Bill for public consultation.
The Growing Identity Crisis in Agricultural Scope 3 Accounting
One recurring request seems simple enough on the surface:
“Can’t we just create one method that does all the reporting we need?”
The short answer is: not really.
Why “Net Zero” Accounting Is Facing a Rethink
Corporate climate reporting was supposed to make climate action measurable, transparent, and comparable. Instead, it may have created a system where some of the most meaningful climate interventions barely count at all.
New Zealand’s Updated Guidance for Voluntary Climate Change Mitigation: What It Means for Carbon Markets and Corporate Claims
New Zealand’s Ministry for the Environment has released updated Guidance for Voluntary Climate Change Mitigation, replacing the Interim Guidance published in 2022.
From Guidance to Standard: Key Changes in the GHG Protocol Land Sector and Removals Framework
From 1 January 2027, The Greenhouse Gas Protocol Land Sector Removals Standard will come into effect. This will have implications for organisations voluntarily that measure, report, and manage agricultural land-management emissions and carbon removals.
Verra ARR Projects – What the changes to submission timelines mean for Voluntary Carbon Projects
The updated Voluntary Carbon Standard (VCS v5.0) announced by Verra in December 2025 introduces a key change to pipeline listing timeline requirements.
Scaling Agricultural Mitigation Across ASEAN: A Feasibility Assessment for Carbon Market Cooperation
Environmental Accounting Services (EAS), was commissioned to develop a shortlist and feasibility assessment of proven agricultural mitigation practices that have the potential to be scaled up in one or more ASEAN Member States.
Developing a National Biochar Soil Carbon Method for Aotearoa New Zealand
Biochar is rapidly emerging as a viable soil-based carbon removal pathway and is attracting increasing interest from countries seeking to expand and strengthen their National Greenhouse Gas Inventories (NGHGIs).
Carly’s Latest Round Up
Throughout the year the team at EAS work on some really diverse and important projects as well as share interesting reading items that come across our feeds. As 2025 starts drawing to a close, I thought I would share some of these moments that make me really proud of our team and that have stuck with me over this year.
The VCM, NZ NDC and Double Counting – A New Zealand Perspective
This guide explains how New Zealand’s Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) under the Paris Agreement interacts with the Voluntary Carbon Market (VCM) and why double counting is an important issue for both governments and voluntary buyers.
Supporting Australia’s Agricultural Sector to Prepare for Mandatory Climate Disclosures
As Australia progresses toward a low-emissions economy, the introduction of mandatory climate-related disclosures in January 2025 marked a significant shift for businesses—particularly in the agricultural sector.
SBTi Corporate Net-Zero Standard Revised
In November 2025, the Science-Based Target Initiative (SBTi) released the second draft of its revised Corporate Net-Zero Standard for consultation.
Greenhouse Gas Reporting in the FLAG sector
As awareness grows around the environmental impacts across entire value chains, particularly in the agricultural sector, the Greenhouse Gas Protocol has released updated guidance to support improved estimation and reporting of emissions.
Methane GWP: Why so many? Which is the right one? Does it matter?
As we start 2025, I am reflecting on my 20 year career of working in greenhouse gas estimation in the land sector, and in particular some of the questions that have remained persistent in our conversations through the years.