We offer two levels of feasibility assessments to support you at different stages of your carbon journey. Our feasibility presentation includes an opportunity for Q&A, providing clarity and insights. For a more detailed financial analysis, our feasibility report offers an in-depth evaluation tailored to your needs.
Environmental accounting using the Accounting for Nature™ (AfN) framework allows you to measure the baseline condition of an environmental asset, (such as native vegetation or a threatened species). From this, you can measure the improvements in your land’s condition resulting from strategically implemented land management practices. Demonstrating an improvement from the baseline condition may present financial opportunity under emerging natural capital markets.
The first step to measuring your environmental assets and developing an Environmental Account under the AfN framework is to complete a scoping assessment. We help to develop the purpose and scope of your Account, identifying the natural assets and opportunities across your property, and recommending suitable methodologies for quantifying environmental condition improvements.
Once you have a certified Environmental Account and associated baseline ECond, you can begin to implement your improvement activities. Depending on the method selected, you will need to submit reports on the condition of your project at regular intervals and have your Environmental Account re-certified by AfN. We can support you to complete these tasks and identify opportunities to strategically integrate this with your ACCU project.
We assess the feasibility of undertaking a soil carbon project at your property. This outlines all the costs involved and explores how the potential for soil carbon increase can deliver Australian Carbon Credit Units (ACCU) revenue. The key risks and eligibility considerations will also be identified so you can proceed with confidence.
We support you in setting up your property’s carbon account utilising the AIA Environmental Accounting Platform, to give you the tools and understanding to measure your future emissions in the future.
We provide a comprehensive report that explains the types and sources of emissions being produced on your farm. We’ll also provide a range of solutions to reduce your impact.
Carbon farming is the practice of reducing carbon emissions into the atmosphere by storing carbon (CO2e) in the landscape, specifically in vegetation and soil. There are a variety of carbon farming methods that can integrate into existing farming operations, such as planting trees and vegetation to store carbon in the landscape or changing property management to store carbon in soil.
In Australia, carbon farming activities that comply with specific vegetation or agricultural-based methodologies can be registered as projects under the Australian Carbon Credit Unit (ACCU) Scheme. Several other international methodologies can apply to certain projects, but these FAQs apply to ACCU Scheme methodologies.
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