This guide provides an introduction to using the Carbon Credits (Carbon Farming Initiative) (Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions by Feeding Nitrates to Beef Cattle) Methodology Determination 2014. Methods set out the rules for conducting activities under the Emissions Reduction Fund to earn ACCUs.
This guide provides an introduction to using the (Carbon Farming Initiative - Estimating Sequestration of Carbon in Soil Using Default Values) Methodology Determination 2015 (the method). Methods set out the rules for conducting activities under the Emissions Reduction Fund to earn ACCUs.
Supplement to the Carbon Credits (Carbon Farming Initiative – Tidal Restoration of Blue Carbon Ecosystems) Methodology Determination 2022.
This document provides a step-by-step guide on how to plan, register, deliver and report on a blue carbon project under the Carbon Credits (Carbon Farming Initiative – Tidal Restoration of Blue Carbon Ecosystems) Methodology Determination 2022 (the blue carbon method) – which is the legislative instrument that details the rules for how to run a blue carbon project.
The purpose of this guidance is to outline how the Clean Energy Regulator (the agency) will apply relinquishment provisions of the Carbon Credits (Carbon Farming Initiative) Act 2011 (the CFI Act) to Emissions Reduction Fund (ERF) projects that involve both emissions avoidance and sequestration.
This resource forms part of the native title legal right and eligible interest-holder consent guidance.
This resource forms part of the native title legal right and eligible interest-holder consent guidance.
This guidance details how to fill out the “ERF Project Application” in the client portal to submit an Emissions Reduction Fund (ERF) application for a project under the Carbon Credits (Carbon Farming Initiative- Oil and Gas Fugitives) Methodology Determination 2015 (the Method).
This guidance sets out the views of the Clean Energy Regulator on the law and practice of how projects under the Emissions Reduction Fund must consider the rights of native title groups and state and territory law. This includes their interactions with the requirement for having legal right to conduct a project and consents for running a project (referred to as eligible interest-holder consent).