Webinar: Building defensible approaches to MRV | Insetting in the CRCF era

Soil Capital and Seqana on how soil sampling protects your Scope 3 claims

A soil carbon claim is only as strong as the sampling behind it.

The CRCF carbon farming methodology, adopted by the EU on 9 July 2026 and expected to enter into force this November, sets a clear quality bar for soil organic carbon. It can support your Scope 3 reporting too, whether or not you issue CRCF units. The difference lies in how you report, and how you account for the work on the ground.

In one hour, our experts will cover:

• Sampling under the CRCF: what the text requires as currently written on depth, resampling frequency, confidence level and uncertainty, and how that compares with Scope 3 inventory practice
• From compliance to crediting: strategies for accounting, traceability and double counting when building a CRCF project
• Lessons from the field: what our soil sampling pilot in France taught us about balancing rigour and practicality
• What to put in place now: how to build MRV that still holds up as the standards evolve

Webinar · Tuesday 17 November · 4:00 PM CET

Insetting in the CRCF era

60 minutes · Live Q&A · In English

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