Make MRV a control loop, not paperwork
Explain how Plan-Do-Check-Act improves carbon-capture monitoring, reporting, and verification.
The move: treat MRV as a repeating improvement loop. Plan the evidence. Do the monitoring. Check the gaps. Act on what the gaps reveal. That is PDCA applied to carbon capture. This matters because MRV is not a final report assembled at the end of the month. It is the system that keeps a claim honest while operations are moving. The plan names the accounting boundary, instruments, sampling cadence, calibration rules, and review owners. The doing creates the actual evidence trail. The check asks whether the evidence is complete enough to support the claim. The act changes the process: a…
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