As part of the ongoing public consultation for the ICR methodology M-ICR020 Introduction of Low-Emission Electric, Hybrid Vehicles and Mobile Machinery in Commercial Applications, we are pleased to invite you to a webinar jointly hosted by ICR and Thriveni Earthmovers & Infra Private Limited and ECOVEDA Climate LLP.

The webinar will present the methodology and provide an opportunity for stakeholders to engage directly, ask questions, and provide feedback.

About the methodology
M-ICR020 addresses GHG emission reductions from the adoption of low-emission electric, hybrid vehicles and mobile machinery in commercial applications, focusing on decarbonizing off-road and operational equipment across industrial sectors.

Details
📅 Date: 28. April 2026
⏰ Time: 9 AM GMT / 11 AM CET / 1430 PM IST
🧍Public consultation period: 2. April 2026 - 2. May 2026

Presenters
Guðmundur Sigbergsson, International Carbon Registry
Ajay Kamble, Thriveni Earthmovers & Infra Private Limited
Trideep Gogoi,  Ecoveda Climate LLP

During the webinar, we will cover:
overview of the methodology and its scope,
baseline and additionality approach,
quantification and monitoring framework, and
how stakeholders can provide input during the public consultation.

The session will also include a Q&A session.

We encourage your participation and welcome your input as part of the consultation process during the public consultation from 2. April 2026 - 2. May 2026.

M-ICR020 – Introduction of Low-Emission Electric, Hybrid Vehicles and Mobile Machinery in Commercial Applications

As part of the ongoing public consultation for the ICR methodology M-ICR017 Integrated Direct Air Capture and Microalgae Carbon Removal Methodology, we are pleased to invite you to a webinar jointly hosted by the International Carbon Registry (ICR), Aarksee Holding Co WLL, and Ecoveda Climate LLP.
The webinar will present the methodology and provide an opportunity for stakeholders to engage directly, ask questions, and provide feedback.
About the methodology
M-ICR017 introduces a framework to quantify net greenhouse gas removals from an integrated system combining Direct Air Capture (DAC) with microalgae cultivation. Atmospheric CO₂ is captured using DAC technologies, biologically fixed into algal biomass, and stored in durable products such as concrete, biochar, and soil amendments, enabling long-term carbon storage.
Webinar details
Date: 15. May 2026
Time: 10:30 GMT / 12:30 CET / 13:30 AST / 16:00 IST
Registration link: https://www.carbonregistry.com/events/webinar-m-icr017-integrated-direct-air-capture-and-microalgae-carbon-removal-methodology-2ad202c2-6619-4eb2-8483-9dd8e52c246f 
Presenters
Guðmundur Sigbergsson, International Carbon Registry
Dr. Senthil Chinnasamy, Director & Chief Scientific Officer, Aarksee Holding Co WLL 
Marcin Nguyen, Business Development & Carbon Strategy, Aarksee Holding Co WLL 
Aniket  Shaw, Co-Founder and Lead- Natural Climate Solutions, Ecoveda Climate LLP
During the webinar, we will cover:
overview of the methodology and its scope,
baseline and additionality approach,
quantification and monitoring framework, and
how stakeholders can provide input during the public consultation.
The session will also include a Q&A segment.
We encourage your participation and welcome your input as part of the consultation process (27 April – 27 May 2026).

Webinar M-ICR017 Integrated Direct Air Capture and Microalgae Carbon Removal Methodology

As part of the ongoing public consultation for the ICR methodology M-ICR018 Modal shift in transportation of Mineral from Sourcing Location to the Processing Plant, we are pleased to invite you to a webinar jointly hosted by ICR and Lloyds Metals and Energy Limited and Ecoveda Climate LLP.

The webinar will present the methodology and provide an opportunity for stakeholders to engage directly, ask questions, and provide feedback.

About the methodology
M-ICR018 addresses GHG emission reductions from modal shift in mineral transportation, specifically through the transition from conventional road-based transport (e.g. diesel trucking) to pipeline-based systems.

Webinar details
📅 Date: 27 April 2026
⏰ Time: 10 AM GMT / 12 PM CET / 1530 PM IST
🧍Public consultation period: 2. April 2026 - 2. May 2026

LINK: https://meet.google.com/ycp-fwcy-mcg

Presenters
Guðmundur Sigbergsson, International Carbon Registry
Akhilesh Joshi, Ecoveda Climate LLP 
Ajay Kamble, Lloyds Metals and Energy Limited 

During the webinar, we will cover:
overview of the methodology and its scope,
baseline and additionality approach,
quantification and monitoring framework, and
how stakeholders can provide input during the public consultation.

The session will also include a Q&A session.

We encourage your participation and welcome your input as part of the consultation process (2 April – 2 May 2026).

M-ICR018 Modal shift in transportation of Mineral from Sourcing Location to the Processing Plant

MSCI Rollout Cohort

As part of the ongoing public consultation for the ICR methodology M-ICR013 Scalable On-site GHG Measurements Methodology for Sustainable Land Management Projects, we are pleased to invite you to a webinar jointly hosted by ICR and Carbon Real.
The webinar will present the methodology and provide an opportunity for stakeholders to engage directly, ask questions, and provide feedback.
About the methodology
M-ICR013 introduces an approach to quantify GHG emission reductions from sustainable land management projects using scalable, on-site measurements. The methodology emphasizes scientifically grounded, measurement-based quantification, combined with robust monitoring, reporting, and verification procedures aligned with ICR requirements and ISO standards.
Webinar details
Date: 4th May 2026
 Time: 4 PM GMT/1 PM CLT
Presenters
Guðmundur Sigbergsson, CEO, International Carbon Registry
Felipe Escalona, Founder & CEO, Carbon Real
Jorge Perez-Quezada, CSO, Carbon Real
Aaron Grau, Applied Science Director, Carbon Real
During the webinar, we will cover:
overview of the methodology and its scope,
baseline setting and additionality approach,
quantification and monitoring framework, and
how stakeholders can provide input during the public consultation.
The session will also include a Q&A segment.
We encourage your participation and welcome your input as part of the consultation process (8 April – 8 May 2026).

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