Typical problems include inconsistent production and purchasing records, missing meter evidence, undocumented emission factors, uncontrolled spreadsheets, missing maintenance records and figures that cannot be traced back to source documents.

MRV means measurement or monitoring, reporting and verification. Every material figure should answer four questions: who provided it, how it was calculated, what evidence supports it and who reviewed it.

China’s Interim Regulations on Carbon Emissions Trading, together with sectoral accounting and verification guidance, place increasing emphasis on data quality, internal controls, monthly evidence retention and independent verification.

Before a formal regulatory, customer or certification review, we can conduct a simulated verification covering boundaries, emission sources, metering, emission factors, calculations, evidence trails and potential material misstatements.

Deliverables may include an MRV procedure, responsibility matrix, monthly emissions ledger, evidence register, risk register, pre-verification report and corrective-action tracker.

This service reduces repeated requests for evidence during formal verification, improves consistency between departments and allows management to identify data risks before they affect compliance, customer orders or corporate credibility.