VERRA VCS VERIFICATION

We offer Verra Verification Services to ensure that projects meet Verra’s requirements before they can be issued carbon credit.

VERIFICATION EXCELLENCE

Our verification team audits Verra projects to confirm that the outcomes have been achieved and quantified according to the standard’s requirements.  
 
Our verification services comply with ISO requirements, ensuring that our processes meet the highest level of credibility and integrity in assessing emission reductions and removals. They are available for the following project types:

- Grid-connected Renewable Energy
- Cookstove, Solar Cookers, Solar Water Heaters 
- Fuel Switch
- CFL/LED 
- Solar Home Systems 

A PLATFORM-DRIVEN VERIFICATION PROCESS

Our platform enables clear workflow and document management for verification, empowering both experienced and new project developers throughout the process. Goodbye, manual workflows and repetitive back and forths. Our innovative platform brings it all in one place to help you navigate each step of the verification process.

STREAMLINED DOCUMENT MANAGEMENT

Reduce administrative burden by easily uploading your project documentation on the SustainCERT platform.

USER-FRIENDLY INTERFACE

Our intuitive platform guides users through each step of the verification process, making it accessible to both newcomers and experienced project developers.

REMOTE COLLABORATION

Our platform enables seamless collaboration regardless of geographical constraints and facilitates the exchange of information between project developers and SustainCERT auditors.

DATA SECURITY

Our platform’s data protection and storage protocols ensure that sensitive project information remains secure.

THE VERIFIED CARBON STANDARD (VCS)

The Verified Carbon Standard (VCS) Program is the world’s leading greenhouse gas (GHG) crediting program and requires independent, third-party verification. An essential component to ensuring the integrity of the projects in Verra’s programs.

PROJECT DEVELOPMENT UNDER VERRA VCS

A project can request Verified Carbon Unit (VCU) issuance upon successful verification. This means: 

  1. Project activities are implemented and GHG reductions and removals are monitored. 
  2. A VVB – such as SustainCERT – verifies the emission reductions and removals the project achieved. 
  3. Verra needs to approve the verification report.