Scheduled maintenance: 20 June, 1:00 p.m. – 30 June, 11:00 p.m. (UK time).
Standardised data units that define balance-sheet-ready carbon assets.
What is the BidCarbon Standard Scheme?
Buying and selling Carbon Data Rights Certificates
Discover how to trade data assets, specifically Carbon Data Rights Certificates, via the open market or the BidCarbon Marketplace.
Biochar facility or unit participants and the wider industry
Find out more about the people, businesses and industry groups that participate in the biochar facility or unit.
How to participate in the BidCarbon Standard Scheme
Participants can upcoming search for guidance documents using the new BidCarbon Standard Scheme guidance library. This improves accessibility and scheme transparency.
Project and contract register
One may access information and data pertaining to BidCarbon Standard Scheme projects and contracts across the entire portfolio.
A BidCarbon Removal Unit (BRU) is the verified carbon removal or reduction outcome – one BRU equals one tonne of CO₂e (tCO₂e), with a unique serial number for full traceability. A Carbon Data Rights Certificate (CDRC) packages BRUs into a tradable data product, recorded in the BUC Registry and tradeable on the open market or BidCarbon Marketplace.
In China, the Interim Provisions on Accounting Treatment of Enterprise Data Resources (Ministry of Finance, effective 2024) enable qualifying data resources to be recognised as intangible assets or inventory on the balance sheet. CDRCs provide a structured pathway for carbon data to meet these requirements – delivering both environmental integrity and financial recognition.
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Non-carbon benefits
Diversity
Co-creation and sharing of knowledge
Synergies
Efficiency
Recycling
Resilience
Human and social values
Culture and food traditions
Responsible governance
Circular and solidarity economy
All projects within the BidCarbon Standard Scheme undergo assessment via the Tool for Agroecology Performance Evaluation (TAPE) with regard to non-carbon benefits. TAPE evaluates various types of production systems and sub-sectors, including crop and livestock production, aquaculture, fisheries, and forestry. Baseline agricultural sustainability can be established via TAPE to aid in project design, monitoring, and evaluation. Moreover, TAPE can analyse and compare the performance of diverse agricultural systems over time on both farm and territorial levels. Therefore, it has the potential to enable the realignment of public investment towards more sustainable agriculture and food systems.
News and media
BidCarbon Unit and Certificate Registry now online
The BidCarbon Unit and Certificate Registry will allow account holders to manage units and trade certificates.
Panel to provide Greenhouse and Energy Audit Services
Audit companies with suitably qualified auditors are invited to submit a tender to be part of the Greenhouse and Energy Audit Services panel to provide audit services to the BidCarbon Foundation.
Improving BidCarbon Standard Scheme services
Participants can upcoming search for guidance documents using the new BidCarbon Standard Scheme guidance library. This improves accessibility and scheme transparency.
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