Not surface-level explainers. NeatCarbon's guides go deep — written for people who want to have a real conversation, not just a vague idea.
Not surface-level explainers. NeatCarbon's guides go deep — how MRV actually works in practice, what obligated entities are required to do, how emission intensity targets are calculated, and what the CDM-to-CCTS transition means for your sector. Intermediate-level. Written for people who want to have a real conversation, not just a vague idea. First guides publishing soon.
Monitoring, Reporting and Verification sounds bureaucratic — and it is. But understanding exactly what data you need to collect, how often, and in what format is the difference between a compliant enterprise and a non-compliant one facing penalty purchase obligations.
Step-by-step breakdown of the obligations of a notified entity under CCTS Phase 1 — from initial registration to annual emissions reporting to credit surrender. Who does what, and when.
BEE uses sector-specific baselines derived from the PAT scheme's 2023-24 survey data. This guide breaks down the exact methodology: what the specific energy consumption metric is, how it gets converted to emission intensity, and what the 'reduction trajectory' means for your compliance timeline.
India's Clean Development Mechanism projects generated RECs and VCUs under the old voluntary carbon framework. The new Carbon Credit Trading Scheme is fundamentally different — compliance-driven, domestically regulated, and exchange-traded. This guide explains what survived the transition and what didn't.