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The Land Sector and Removals Standard (LSRS) takes effect for 2027 carbon reporting, with companies submitting results in 2028. Below is…
Kenneth Van Den Bergh
Co-founder at Carbon+Alt+Delete | Carbon accounting software for sustainability consultants
The Land Sector and Removals Standard (LSRS) takes effect for 2027 carbon reporting, with companies submitting results in 2028.
Below is the key framework from this new standard, outlining what companies need to report if they operate in the land sector value chain.
Over the next few months, we're hosting Lunch & Learn sessions in over 20 European cities to walk through the LSRS reporting requirements in detail. These sessions are free but by invitation only, as we're targeting carbon consultants and accounting professionals with solid foundational knowledge. Interested? Get in touch with me directly.
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