CarbonFLAG

    FLAG Emissions Inventory

    We calculate Forest, Land, and Agriculture (FLAG) related emissions for companies with significant land-use impacts, following SBTi FLAG guidance.

    What is FLAG Emissions Inventory?

    FLAG (Forest, Land, and Agriculture) emissions represent greenhouse gas emissions and removals associated with land use, land-use change, and agriculture. The SBTi requires companies in land-intensive sectors to set separate FLAG targets.

    Who Needs FLAG Assessment?

    Companies in food, agriculture, forestry, paper, and related sectors with significant land-use impacts in their value chain.

    Our Approach

    • FLAG emission boundary identification
    • Land-use change emission calculation
    • Agricultural emission assessment
    • Carbon stock and removal analysis
    • SBTi FLAG target development support

    What We Provide

    FLAG emission boundary mapping
    Land-use change analysis
    Agricultural emissions calculation
    Carbon removal assessment
    SBTi FLAG target support

    Who Is This For?

    • Agriculture, food and forestry sector companies
    • Companies with high land use emissions
    • Organizations needing to set SBTi FLAG targets

    Deliverables

    1
    FLAG-compliant emissions inventory
    2
    Land use emissions report
    3
    SBTi FLAG target document

    Frequently Asked Questions

    A FLAG (Forest, Land and Agriculture) emissions inventory separately measures greenhouse gas emissions and carbon sinks from land use, agriculture, and forestry activities.

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    Standards & Frameworks

    SBTi FLAGGHG Protocol

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