Project & portfolio review
Reconcile identifiers, disclosures and recorded events. Identify material uncertainties before a purchase, financing or approval.
Scope a review ↗ Independent carbon intelligence
Know yourcarbon-creditexposure.
Understand what the record supports, what has changed and what needs further review, before you buy, finance or insure.
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From the source.To the decision.
Illustrative case · Fictional documents & findings
Inside an assessment / Fictional example
Portfolio review · Example 01
Alder Carbon Portfolio
Decision in scope
Clarification requiredDoes the disclosed delivery outlook support a 2028 requirement?
| Review area | Finding | Evidence status | Read supporting source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Delivery outlookExpected timing | Expected delivery moves from 2028 to 2029. | Disclosed change | |
| Contractual positionDelivery obligation | A contractual amendment is not established. | Not established | |
| Buyer allocationUnits available to this buyer | Buyer-specific allocation is not supplied. | Outside supplied evidence |
S2 · Fictional source
Alder Carbon
Project update
Delivery outlook
Initial delivery is now expected in 2029, subject to project verification and issuance.This update does not describe a contractual amendment or identify allocations to individual buyers.
The claim and its support
An expected date is not a contractual date.
The update supports a change in the disclosed outlook. It does not establish that an agreed obligation has changed.
Source update · 31 March → 30 June 2026
A changed expectation. A specific question to resolve.
Earlier disclosure · S12028
Initial delivery expected, subject to verification and issuance.
Later disclosure · S22029
The later update revises the expected delivery year.
Review implication
Confirm whether the revised outlook affects the buyer’s 2028 requirement. Neither disclosure establishes a change to the contract.
Fictional research example. Read the complete example ↗01 / Assessment
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Carbon is bought, financed, insured and held. Each decision depends on knowing what happened, what is being promised and what the evidence can establish.
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The company we are building ↗From the public record258,848
ACCU units relinquished across 21 projects.
CER register retrieved 31 August 2026.
Documented quantities. Explicit reasons and dates. A relinquishment does not, by itself, establish project failure.
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From an individual project to a disclosed portfolio, the work begins with the decision you need to make. Scope, sources and deliverables are agreed before the review.
Source-change review
Compare new information with a prior assessment. Separate a change in the source from a change in its meaning.
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Give advisers and decision-makers a reviewable record: findings, source references, qualifications and open questions.
Explore diligence support ↗How the work is presented
The finding. The source.
The reason it matters.
Who this is for
Different mandates.
A shared need for clarity.
Buyers & procurement teams
Review the evidence relevant to a purchase and its intended use.
Investors, insurers & intermediaries
Examine disclosed positions, material uncertainties and changes.
Legal teams & specialist advisers
Support diligence with traceable findings and a defined review scope.
Public research
The Carbon Loss Register
Explore recorded loss events, exposures and candidate signals, with their sources and limitations. One foundation for the work, with its coverage stated explicitly.
Explore the public register ↗Loss eventsRecorded findings
ExposuresDistinct from events
Candidate signalsNot established losses
Three distinct record types. Read the source and qualification before using a quantity.
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The evidence.
The implications.
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