Services
We manage the entire process and jump through the hoops so our partners and clients don’t have to
Initial project screen to determine eligibility for carbon offsets
Recommendations for which registries and methodologies to use
Create a new methodology or amend an existing one
Manage the entire carbon project cycle – project design documentation, baseline assessment, and all actions to ensure project registration
Design of monitoring protocols, training local teams, and management of verification
Credit yield management, actions to ensure credits continue to get issued over time
Finding a buyer and helping negotiate the sale of credits
Advisory services in related areas, such as the 45Q tax credit for carbon capture, storage and utilization
Life Cycle Assessment
ISO-Compliant, Built for Carbon Claims
Rigorous LCA underpins credible carbon accounting — and for many of the novel technologies we work with, it's what proves a net climate benefit exists at all. LCAs are also required for registries like Puro. Carbonomics and its partners can deliver LCAs built to the full governing ISO framework — ISO 14040 (principles and framework) and ISO 14044 (requirements and guidelines).
Each LCA will have goal and scope definition, life cycle inventory (LCI), life cycle impact assessment (LCIA), and interpretation — with clearly defined functional units and system boundaries (cradle-to-gate through cradle-to-grave). We can use client data when, supplemented by recognized databases like ecoinvent.
Build a Stronger, More Defensible Carbon Project
Carbonomics can work upstream, quickly scanning your carbon offset idea and tell you if it makes sense, what the risks are and your chances of success (this can save you a lot of time). Think of us as your carbon architect.
Project cycle review: Carbonomics can review your existing PDD or methodology before submission to identify gaps and opportunities for improvement. We can come up with validation and verification check-lists before the auditors do, so clients are better prepared -- and can get through the process more efficiently.
This is useful for the quantitative sections of these documents, but even more important for the qualitative ones. We can be your "carbon judge" for those hard-to-answer questions that often break projects deep into the process:
Is the baseline actually defensible?
Is the activity genuinely additional? What if the project makes sense economically without carbon revenue?
For PACM projects, what is the best way to approach those new downward adjustment factors?
Is the monitoring approach practical? Can the proponent actually collect the required data?
Will a VVB challenge the assumptions?
Have we figured out all the double-counting issues?
Are leakage and permanence adequately addressed?
Is the quantification conservative?
Will the registry accept all our interpretations?
Where are there inconsistent numbers, unsupported assumptions, internal contradictions, missing evidence, questionable baseline assumptions and imprecise monitoring data?
Those are judgment problems – Carbonomics helps make your project registrable, defensible and financeable.
Finding the Right Methodology for Your Carbon Project
Carbonomics doesn't just write methodologies. We have developed a methodology intelligence system. If a client says: “We want to generate carbon credits from X” we analyze hundreds of pages of standards, methodologies, tools, precedents and registry decisions and produce:
Methodology landscape
existing applicable methodologies
partially applicable methodologies
methodological gaps
conflicting requirements
potential alternatives
In other words, we determine the most defensible carbon-crediting methodology for your technology.
For investors, carbon offset buyers or others in the market, Carbonomics can use its AI-driven tools to conduct due diligence on projects, assessing major risks, and providing recommended remediation to lower the risk of projects not issuing credits or, just as bad, reputational harm. This service could be useful not just for project developers, but also carbon funds, corporate buyers, insurers, lenders, carbon marketplaces and technology companies.