Carbon Verification & Validation
With the Carbon Pricing Act (CPA) mandating registered corporations to submit Emissions Reports annually for relevant facilities, as well as emerging grants and loans for Greenhouse Gas (GHG) reduction projects, reporting of GHG emissions is now more pertinent to the industry than ever before. In order to be a responsible business and a market leader in the industry in today’s climate, companies must put accountability into practice through transparent reporting and verification of their GHG emissions.
TEMBUSU Asia has a team of GHG verifiers that supports companies in such projects by providing verification services for carbon abatement in accordance with ISO 14064-3 which covers two aspects: Validation and Verification. Validation involves an analysis of carbon project data and documentation. TAC will deliver a validation opinion statement to ensure adequate GHG emission reduction against the project objective. Verification is an evidence-based approach that ensures that reported GHG emission data and information is true and fair.
TAC upholds and maintains our impartiality which may exist between consultancy and third-party validation/verification services by continuously identifying and mitigating risks to independency arising from our activities. Read our commitment to impartiality here.
Accredited GHG Verification on Carbon Tax
As an NEA Accredited GHG Emissions Verifier, TAC is well equipped in conducting independent verification through objective assessments of the Emissions Reports by the company.
Measurement & Verification for Carbon Abatement Grants
With our professional expertise and systematic approach, TAC is equipped to support clients in conducting verification works for carbon abatement projects. Measurement and verification (M&V) plans and third-party verification reports are typically required to be submitted before and after project implementation respectively in the grant application process.
Information about validation/ verification process
Our validation/verification process starts with understanding project scope, objectives and criteria from the client during the pre-engagement stage. TAC shall ascertain the availability of resources and threat to impartiality before proceeding with the proposal submission. Upon acceptance of proposal by client, TAC moves into planning of validation/verification activities by conducting strategic and risk assessment and preparing validation/verification plan. Notice of Verification will be issued to the client prior to site or virtual audit at the end of planning stage. During validation/verification process, TAC will remotely sample data for desktop analysis prior to site or virtual audit. Finally, TAC will conclude its opinion in a report. Draft report will be reviewed prior to the issuance of the validation/ verification report and statement.
Complaints and Appeal Process
At TAC, we take customers’ feedback, complaints and appeals seriously and they shall be handled professionally on a timely basis.
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If there is a reason for the organisation to dispute or appeal a decision, or complain about the validation/verification process, they can address it to Board Risk Committee of TAC directly at feedback@tembusuasia.com.
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An investigation will be carried out to identify the root cause and corrective action shall be proposed, implemented, and evaluated for its effectiveness. The appealer/complainant will be informed of the outcome of the investigation and the corrective action will be taken.
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The submission, investigation and decision on complaints will not result in any actions against the complainant. The investigation process is subject to requirements for confidentiality, as it relates to the complainant and to the subject of the complaint.
Reference to Validation/ Verification Statement and Use of Logo
After the validation/ verification statement is issued, our clients can reference TAC’s validation/ verification statement or use TAC’s certification logo for promotional purposes subject to the conditions stated in the following document.