SCR Approved Methodology

SCR Approved Methodology

SCR methodologies are widely recognized for their exceptional quality, whether applied for voluntary initiatives or regulatory compliance.

Methodologies

All methodologies must be validated and verified in accordance with an SCR-approved measurement, monitoring, reporting, and verification (MRV) framework, and must fully adhere to the requirements outlined in the latest published version of the SCR Standard.

SCR outlines a clearly structured and user-focused process that complements our foundational ISO 14064-2 principles Accuracy,
Completeness, Consistency, Relevance, Transparency, Conservativeness.

SCR Methodology

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Development Principles

Core Principles for Methodology Development

Development Principles

Core Principles for Methodology Development

Transparency

All GHG accounting approaches, assumptions, and data sources must be presented clearly and in sufficient detail to allow independent reproduction of results.

Transparency

All GHG accounting approaches, assumptions, and data sources must be presented clearly and in sufficient detail to allow independent reproduction of results.

Transparency

All GHG accounting approaches, assumptions, and data sources must be presented clearly and in sufficient detail to allow independent reproduction of results.

Environmental Integrity

Methodologies must only credit real, measurable, additional, and permanent GHG reductions or removals, while accounting for leakage and uncertainty.

Environmental Integrity

Methodologies must only credit real, measurable, additional, and permanent GHG reductions or removals, while accounting for leakage and uncertainty.

Environmental Integrity

Methodologies must only credit real, measurable, additional, and permanent GHG reductions or removals, while accounting for leakage and uncertainty.

Conservativeness

Conservative assumptions and approaches must be applied to ensure that estimated GHG emission reductions and removals are not overestimated.

Conservativeness

Conservative assumptions and approaches must be applied to ensure that estimated GHG emission reductions and removals are not overestimated.

Conservativeness

Conservative assumptions and approaches must be applied to ensure that estimated GHG emission reductions and removals are not overestimated.

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