MRV
Measurement, reporting, and verification: the processes used to document and assess carbon project performance.
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Baseline
A reference scenario used to assess the carbon outcome of a project against what would otherwise occur.
Additionality
An assessment of whether a project’s reductions or removals go beyond what would happen without the project intervention.
Frequently asked questions.
What kinds of projects does BlockCarbon support?
The solutions presented here focus on forestry and agriculture-based carbon projects. Forestry services cover screening, development, and monitoring. Agriculture services connect sampling plans, in-field soil carbon measurement, emissions assessment, and reporting.
What does MRV mean?
MRV stands for measurement, reporting, and verification. It brings together evidence about a project’s carbon performance, documentation under an applicable methodology, and a verification process. Project eligibility and credit issuance depend on the chosen standard and independent review.
Can I start with an early-stage project?
Yes. Forestry screening is designed to assess sequestration potential, historical data, methodology suitability, and possible risks before moving into project development. Share your location, land area, and project stage to begin a discussion.
Do these solutions guarantee carbon credit issuance?
No. Measurement and technical development support the project process, but credit issuance depends on eligibility, methodology requirements, applicable registries, and independent validation and verification.
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