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ESRS E1: Climate Change·Disclosure Requirement E1-9
GHG removals and GHG mitigation projects financed through carbon credits
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Standard
ESRS E1: Climate Change
Disclosure Requirement E1-9 · 2026-5010-final
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Per preparare questa informativa
Focus dell’informativa
This disclosure asks an organisation to explain any greenhouse gas removals it relies on, and any mitigation projects it has financed using carbon credits. In practice, the report should make clear what was done, what part of the value chain or footprint it relates to, and how the organisation treats those removals or credits in its climate reporting. The focus is on transparency about the role these instruments play in the overall climate picture, rather than presenting them as a substitute for reducing emissions within the business.
Practically, the organisation should cover the full scope of relevant activity, not just a few flagship sites or isolated projects, unless it clearly explains the boundary used. It should distinguish between actions that directly reduce or remove emissions and those that are financed through credits, so readers can see where the organisation is acting within its own operations and where it is relying on external projects. The key question is whether the reporting gives a complete and consistent view of how removals and carbon-credit-financed mitigation are used across the organisation.
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Prima di iniziare
Prima di iniziare
Una breve checklist prima di preparare questa informativa: spunta ogni voce man mano che la definisci.
Preparazione
Informazioni chiave da preparare
| Campo da preparare | Cosa rilevare | Suggerimento sull’evidenza | Responsabile |
|---|---|---|---|
| Removal volume | The total greenhouse gas removed and reported in carbon dioxide equivalent for the period, using the same basis as the rest of the emissions inventory. | Removal calculation file, project monitoring data, consolidation workbook, and sign-off from the climate reporting lead. | Sustainability / Climate reporting |
| Removal project type | The kind of activity used to remove greenhouse gases, described in plain business terms so the reader can tell what sort of project it is. | Project documentation, methodology note, supplier or project developer description, and internal classification memo. | Sustainability / Climate reporting |
| Storage permanence and reversal risk | A plain explanation of how long the removed carbon is expected to stay stored and what could cause it to be released again. | Permanence assessment, risk register, project monitoring reports, and any buffer or reversal analysis. | Sustainability / Climate reporting |
| Removal accounting method | The approach used to measure, recognise and report the removals, including the basis for any estimates or assumptions. | Accounting policy, calculation methodology, working papers, and review notes from finance or sustainability control owners. | Finance / Sustainability reporting |
| Credits retired | The amount of carbon credits that were cancelled or retired during the reporting period, stated in carbon dioxide equivalent where that is how the system records them. | Retirement certificates, registry extracts, broker confirmations, and the carbon credit ledger. | Finance / Carbon markets |
| Credits planned | The amount of carbon credits the organisation expects to cancel or retire in future, stated on the same measurement basis used internally. | Forward purchase contracts, retirement plan, budget or forecast file, and approvals from the carbon programme owner. | Finance / Carbon markets |
| Credit quality standard | The recognised quality benchmark or certification used to judge the carbon credits, named in the way the market or registry records it. | Registry listing, certification documents, supplier pack, and procurement approval showing the accepted standard. | Finance / Carbon markets |
| Credit project type | The type of project that generated the carbon credits, described in ordinary terms so the underlying activity is clear. | Project documentation, registry entry, supplier description, and contract schedule. | Finance / Carbon markets |
| Credits and targets | How the organisation uses carbon credits in relation to its emissions target, including whether they support progress towards that target and in what way. | Target-setting paper, transition plan, carbon strategy, and board or management approval of the role credits play. | Sustainability / Strategy |
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Set out the method used to account for removals.
State the quantity of removals recognised.
Describe the kind of removals project involved.
Explain how long the storage is expected to last and the chance it could be reversed.
Describe the type of carbon credit project used.
Name the quality standard applied to the carbon credits.
State how many carbon credits have been cancelled.
State how many carbon credits are planned for cancellation.
Explain how carbon credits are used in meeting the target.
Come prepararla
Set the reporting boundary first, then decide which activities, projects and time period feed into this disclosure. Make sure the same scope is used for both the removals information and the credit information so the figures and narrative line up.
Define the categories you will use for each item before collecting data: the amount of removals, the type of removal project, the storage life and reversal exposure, the accounting approach, the volume of credits cancelled, the volume of credits intended for future use, the credit quality benchmark, the credit project type, and how credits support target delivery.
Gather source records for every number and statement. For the removals amount and the two credit quantities, collect the underlying calculations or registers that support the tCO2e totals. For the text fields, collect the project descriptions, methodology notes, quality-standard references and any internal papers that explain the role of credits in meeting targets.
Build the disclosure by entering the numeric totals with the unit shown where required, and by writing concise narrative for each text item. Keep the wording specific enough to distinguish the project type, storage characteristics, accounting basis, quality standard, project type for credits, and the way credits are used in target achievement.
Record any exclusions, estimates, restatements or changes in approach that affect the figures or descriptions. If a figure is not directly measured, note how it was derived; if a method changed from the prior period, explain what changed and why the current presentation is the one being used.
Check the completed disclosure back against the official source before sign-off. Confirm that every required item is present, the units are shown where needed, the narrative matches the evidence, and the scope, definitions and calculations are consistent across the whole disclosure.
Richiedi i dati
Request the removals and carbon credit evidence pack
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What removals and carbon-credit activity did we record in the reporting period, and what evidence supports the amounts, project details, quality checks, and how they link to our target progress?
Use your organisation’s own labels first, then map them to the reporting fields. For example, if your team talks about offsets, retirements, retirements/cancellations, removals, or climate projects, keep that internal wording in the request and only translate it into the reporting terms when you prepare the disclosure pack. Check the source text before sign-off.
Richiesta debole
Please provide the ESRS E1-9 data for removals and carbon credits, including all required datapoints and evidence.
Perché non funziona: It uses framework language only, so the owner may not know which internal records to pull. It also does not say which system, team, period, or internal labels to use, so the response is likely to be incomplete or hard to map.
Richiesta migliore
Please send the climate-project and carbon-credit records for [reporting period] from [source system/register], using your team’s own labels. We need the booked removals amount, project type, storage/durability note, accounting basis, cancelled and planned credit amounts, quality standard, project type, and the explanation of how these credits support target progress. Include the file extract, date, and reviewer.
Modello di e-mail formale
Subject: Request for removals and carbon-credit evidence pack for [reporting period] Hi [name/team], We are preparing the climate reporting pack for [reporting period] and need your help with the records for removals and carbon-credit activity. Please send the following for [reporting boundary]: - the amount recorded for removals, with the supporting basis and unit - the project type used for each removal item - the note on how long the storage is expected to last and any reversal risk considered - the method used to account for removals - the amount of credits cancelled/retired - the amount of credits planned for use - the quality standard used for each credit batch - the project type for each credit batch - the explanation of how these credits support our target progress Please include the source file or system extract, the date it was produced, and the person who prepared or approved it. If your team uses different internal terms, please keep those terms in the response and add a short mapping to the reporting fields. Thanks, [preparer name] [role] [team]
Versione breve per Teams / Slack
Hi [name/team] — could you share the removals / carbon-credit evidence pack for [reporting period]? Please include the amounts, project types, quality standard, storage/reversal note, accounting basis, and how the credits link to target progress. Add the source file/system, date, and owner. Use your team’s own terms if easier, and we’ll map them to the reporting fields. Thanks, [preparer name]
Esempi di settore
Manufacturing
Contesto. The company runs an internal decarbonisation programme and buys credits through treasury.
Richiesta adattata. Please share the plant-level removals and carbon-credit pack for [reporting period], including the project register, retirement log, and the note on how each credit batch supports our emissions-reduction plan. Use the plant team’s own labels and include the source extract from the register and finance system.
Esempio di risposta. A spreadsheet with columns for site code, internal project name, removals amount in tCO2e, project type, durability note, reversal-risk note, accounting method, credits retired, credits planned, quality standard, and target-progress note, plus links to the registry export and approval email.
Financial services
Contesto. The organisation uses a central sustainability team and a procurement-led carbon credit process.
Richiesta adattata. Please provide the central carbon portfolio pack for [reporting period], including any removals booked, credits cancelled, credits planned for future use, the standard used to assess each batch, and the internal note explaining how the credits are being used in the transition plan. Keep your portfolio and procurement terms in the response and map them to the reporting fields.
Esempio di risposta. A register extract showing portfolio ID, batch name, amount in tCO2e, project type, quality standard, storage/durability commentary, accounting note, cancelled amount, planned amount, and a short narrative on target contribution, with the contract and approval trail attached.
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Nota metodologica
Set out the basis used to measure and account for removals and credits, including how project types, storage durability, reversal risk and any quality standard were defined for reporting.
Nota di contesto
Explain what the figures mean in practice by linking removals and credits to the organisation’s climate target, and by distinguishing what has already been used from what is still expected to be used.
Dichiarazione sulle variazioni
If the numbers move materially, describe the operational or portfolio reasons behind the change, such as a different mix of project types, changes in the amount cancelled, or updates to the expected use of credits.
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Preparazione all’assurance
Per ogni affermazione, verifica le evidenze
| Affermazione | Rischio | Evidenze da verificare |
|---|---|---|
| We excluded any credits that came from projects inside our own sites or elsewhere in our value chain when we prepared the credit totals. | An assurer will test whether the boundary was applied consistently and whether any in-scope credits were left out or wrongly included. | Boundary memo or methodology note; project register showing project location and relationship to the group; credit inventory with inclusion/exclusion flags; reconciliation between source records and reported totals. |
| For each removal or storage project we included, we kept a short project note and identified the project type before publication. | An assurer will check whether each project is described clearly enough to support the reported figure and whether the project type was classified consistently. | Project summaries; classification matrix for project types; underlying project documentation; review sign-off showing the descriptions were checked against source records. |
| We documented the method we used to compile the removal and storage information, including the main assumptions and calculation steps. | An assurer will probe whether the method was complete, applied consistently, and matched the underlying evidence. | Methodology paper; calculation workbook; assumption log; version history; internal review notes confirming the method used for the reported period. |
| We tracked non-permanence, leakage, and any reversals during the period, and we kept records of how those risks were monitored. | An assurer will look for evidence that monitoring was active, that reversals were captured in the right period, and that any risk controls were operating as described. | Monitoring reports; incident or reversal logs; project monitoring plans; correspondence with project owners or verifiers; period-end reconciliation of reversals and adjustments. |
| Before making any public neutrality statement, we checked that the credits we relied on were credible and met our internal acceptance criteria. | An assurer will test whether the credits used for the claim were screened for quality and whether the basis for calling them credible was documented. | Credit due-diligence file; acceptance criteria; supplier or registry evidence; verification statements; approval record for the public claim. |
| We reviewed whether the public neutrality claim and any use of credits sat comfortably with our emissions-reduction plan and did not weaken it. | An assurer will probe whether the claim could be seen as distracting from, or conflicting with, the organisation’s reduction pathway. | Net-zero or reduction plan; board or management papers on the claim; internal challenge notes; communications review showing the claim was checked against the reduction strategy. |
Pacchetto di evidenze da preparare
Lacune ricorrenti nella rendicontazione
Figures are stated without the supporting narrative, or narrative without figures.
Scope is inconsistent between the text and the numbers.
The reporting boundary is left undefined.
Material changes since the previous period are not disclosed.
Estimates and measured values are not distinguished.
Source records for the figures are not identified.
Lacune ricorrenti
Errori da evitare nella raccolta dei dati
Wrong ownerThe request goes to the sustainability team alone, even though the figures and descriptions sit with project, finance, procurement, or carbon-credit owners.
Framework language firstPeople ask for answers using disclosure labels instead of the organisation’s own terms, so the source team cannot tell which internal record or process is being requested.
No boundary setThe team starts collecting data without stating which entities, projects, or credit transactions are in scope, so different contributors pull different populations.
Wrong time basisOne team uses the reporting year while another uses purchase, cancellation, or project dates, which makes the dataset cover mismatched periods.
Mixed counting basisRemovals and credits are gathered on different measurement bases and then combined as if they were directly comparable, which distorts the totals.
Source labels lostOriginal file names, registry references, or internal record IDs are stripped out during collection, so the team cannot trace each figure back to its source.
Separate groups mergedCancelled credits, planned credits, and removals are put into one spreadsheet without clear splits, so items that should stay distinct get blended together.
Evidence details missingThe collector keeps the number but not the supporting date, version, or document reference, leaving no audit trail for later review.
No sign-off trailData is passed along by email or chat without named review and approval, so nobody can show who checked the figures before they were used.
Dove serve spesso un giudizio professionale
Set the cut-off for acquisitions and disposalsDecide whether to include removals and credit activity only from the date control starts or ends, explain the cut-off used, and keep the same approach across the period unless a change is clearly described.
Use one country rulebook for mixed operationsWhere local schemes define project types, quality labels, or storage risk differently, map them to one internal classification, explain the mapping, and note any country-specific differences that affect the figures or labels.
Define who sits inside the reporting perimeterState how you treat joint ventures, leased sites, outsourced operations, and other borderline activities, then explain any exclusions or partial inclusion so readers can see what sits inside the totals.
Choose the measurement date for credits and removalsExplain whether you use the transaction date, retirement date, delivery date, or another internal cut-off for the year-end figures, and apply that basis consistently to both amounts and descriptions.
Separate measured data from estimatesIf some volumes or project attributes are not directly observed, disclose which parts are estimated, the main assumptions behind them, and whether later true-up could change the reported numbers.
Decide how to treat reversals and durability riskFor storage projects, explain the basis used to assess permanence and reversal exposure, including any internal thresholds or monitoring rules that drive the classification you report.
Round without distorting the totalsState the rounding rule used for tonnes and any related percentages or counts, and make sure the rounded figures still reconcile to the underlying unrounded records.
Aggregate sensitive location or partner dataIf naming a site, partner, or project would expose confidential or personal information, group the data at a higher level, explain the aggregation basis, and keep the reported totals internally consistent.
Esempi
Esempi illustrativi
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Illustrative (synthetic) example — Manufacturing
We report 120 tCO2e of removals this year, all from 120 tCO2e of biochar applied to soil; we treat the storage as long-lived, with a low but non-zero chance of reversal, and we measure it using a project-level approach that recognises the removals only when they are verified and retained.
- We cancelled 80 carbon credits this period and have 40 more already contracted for cancellation next year; all of them came from verified reforestation projects under a recognised quality label, and we use them only to help close the gap to our near-term target rather than to replace emissions cuts.
Synthetic example for training only. It shows how a reporter might describe removals and carbon credit use in plain language while keeping the figures internally consistent.
Illustrative (synthetic) example — Food and beverage
Our group records 45 tCO2e of removals, all from 45 tCO2e of direct air capture with geological storage; we treat the storage as very durable, with reversal risk assessed as very low, and we account for the removals on a gross basis once the storage is confirmed.
- We retired 30 carbon credits this year and expect to retire 20 more under signed purchase agreements; these credits are from mangrove restoration projects certified to a high-integrity standard, and we use them as a supplementary measure after our own reduction actions when tracking progress towards our long-term goal.
Synthetic example for training only. It demonstrates a different sector and a different mix of removals and credits, while keeping the narrative concise and numerically consistent.
Report aziendali
Come le aziende rendicontano E1-9 nella pratica
Esempi di prassi di rendicontazione completa e parziale. Sono analisi basate sulle evidenze, non modelli da copiare.
Schneider Electric S.E.
Electrical Equipment and Machinery · France · 2025
Schneider Electric's 2025 Universal Registration Document references greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and related topics such as carbon credits and removals, with mentions on pages 268, 270, 331, and 511 indicating discussion of Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions and related risks (p.268, p.270, p.331, p.511). The report includes a target to reduce value chain emissions by 25% by 2030 and to be "Net-Zero ready" (p.332). However, the report does not provide clear quantitative disclosures of emissions values (tCO2e), and the methodology or narrative details for emissions reporting remain unclear or absent.
EDP, S.A.
Electric Utilities / IPP / Energy Traders · Portugal · 2025
EDP, S.A.'s 2025 Integrated Annual Report provides a specific emissions value for total greenhouse gas removals and storage, reporting zero ktCO2e for both 2024 and 2025 (p.88). The report references governance and oversight mechanisms related to GHG inventory and intensity targets (p.81), and mentions standards and guidelines followed, including sustainability commitments (p.571). However, the report lacks detailed narrative explanations or methodology regarding emissions data, and no additional emissions values beyond removals and storage are provided, leaving some aspects unclear or not found.
Ferrovial SE
Construction and Engineering · Netherlands · 2024
Ferrovial SE’s Integrated Annual Report 2024 includes some references to greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and related metrics, such as GHG emissions per revenue and Scope 1 and 2 absolute emissions targets, with specific figures mentioned on pages 55 and 90. The report also references energy consumption and water footprint objectives on page 109. However, the report lacks explicit headline values for total emissions in tCO2e, and no clear, quotable emissions values are provided, with only partial narrative context found on page 288.
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A group has bought 12,000 tCO2e of credits and retired 9,500 tCO2e by year-end. The sustainability team also has a small woodland project that is expected to store carbon for a long period, but it has a known fire exposure.
DWhat should the preparer decide to capture for the removals and the credit-backed project, and how should the risk be described?
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They should separate the two items. For the woodland project, they should record the amount of carbon removed, name the project type in plain terms, explain how long the storage is expected to last, and describe the chance that the stored carbon could be released again. For the credits, they should report the retired amount as 9,500 tCO2e, not the full 12,000 tCO2e bought, because only the cancelled amount is the relevant figure here.
Perché è importante · Keep removals and credit retirement distinct, and describe durability and reversal risk in a way that matches the project’s real profile.
A manufacturer has used credits from a cookstove programme to support its climate plan, but the finance team is unsure whether to list the credits as already used or only as planned purchases. The same team also has a note that the credits came from a standard it considers high quality.
DHow should the preparer decide what to report about the credits, their source, and their role in the target story?
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They should report the amount already cancelled separately from any amount still intended for future use. They should identify the quality benchmark used for the credits, describe the type of project that generated them, and explain how those credits fit into the organisation’s path toward its climate target. If the credits are only planned and not yet cancelled, they belong in the planned figure rather than the cancelled one.
Perché è importante · Show what has actually been retired, what is only planned, and how the credits support the target narrative.
An energy company has booked 4,200 tCO2e of removals from a soil-carbon project, but the accounting team has treated the figure as if it were the same as avoided emissions. The project note also says the storage period is uncertain because the land is under a short lease.
DWhat judgement should the preparer make about the accounting approach and the project description?
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They should not treat removals as the same thing as avoided emissions. Instead, they should explain the method used to account for the removals, state the project type in ordinary language, and be clear about how durable the storage is likely to be given the short lease and the related reversal exposure. The reported amount should stay tied to the removals figure of 4,200 tCO2e.
Perché è importante · Use a removals-specific accounting approach and make the storage period and reversal exposure transparent.
A retailer has 18,000 tCO2e of credits in its climate plan, but only 6,000 tCO2e have been cancelled so far. The remaining 12,000 tCO2e are expected to be retired next year, and the team wants to present the full 18,000 tCO2e as if it already supported the current-year target.
DWhat should the preparer do when deciding how to present the current-year position and the future intention?
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They should report 6,000 tCO2e as the amount already cancelled and 12,000 tCO2e as the amount still planned, keeping the two figures separate. They should also explain the type of project behind the credits, the quality benchmark used, and the role the credits play in reaching the target. The full 18,000 tCO2e should not be presented as if it were already retired.
Perché è importante · Separate current-year retirement from future intent, and link the credits to the target in a clear, non-overstated way.
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FAQ
Domande a cui risponde questa pagina
For E1-9, what data points do I need to gather before I start drafting the disclosure?+−
The page says to prepare removal volume, removal project type, storage permanence and reversal risk, removal accounting method, credits retired, credits planned, credit quality standard, credit project type, and credits and targets. Use that list as your starting checklist before you draft anything.
How do I use the E1-9 step-by-step preparation section in practice?+−
Use it as a working sequence for collecting the right inputs, checking scope and method, and then turning the information into a draft. The page is designed to help you move from raw data to a disclosure-ready output.
What should I ask the data owner for when preparing E1-9 removal and credit information?+−
Ask for the specific datapoints listed on the page, plus enough supporting detail to explain how each figure was prepared. The page is aimed at helping a sustainability, HR or data owner provide the right inputs for the disclosure.
How do I decide the scope and methodology for E1-9 using this page?+−
The page points you to the removal accounting method, storage permanence and reversal risk, and the credit-related fields as the main methodology items to settle. It is intended to help you define the approach before drafting, rather than after the numbers are fixed.
Who should own the E1-9 data collection and sign-off process?+−
The page is written for sustainability/ESG managers, HR or data owners, and assurance reviewers, so ownership should sit with the people who can provide and check the underlying data. Use the page to assign each datapoint to a clear owner and reviewer.
What evidence do I need in the E1-9 assurance pack?+−
The page includes an evidence pack with five items for assurance readiness, and it also lists six assurance claims to verify with claim, risk and evidence. Use those sections to build a file that shows where each reported figure came from and how it was checked.
What are the six assurance claims for E1-9 and how do I use them?+−
The page says there are six assurance claims to verify, each framed around claim, risk and evidence. Use them as a checklist to test whether the disclosure is supported, where the main risks sit, and what proof you can show an assurer.
What are the common reporting gaps or mistakes for E1-9?+−
The page lists common reporting gaps and mistakes to help you spot weak points before submission. Use that section as a pre-assurance review so you can fix missing data, unclear methods or unsupported statements early.
How can I use the synthetic example disclosure on the E1-9 page without copying it?+−
The example is there to show how the disclosure can be structured and how the quantitative table might look. Treat it as a formatting and logic guide only, and replace it with your own internally consistent data.
What should the E1-9 draft output include according to the page?+−
The page suggests draft-output elements such as visualisation ideas, narrative starters and a content-index line. Use those to turn the prepared data into a first-pass disclosure that is easier to review and assurance-check.
How do I use the E1-9 workbook and printable library card?+−
The Download Centre includes a Prep & Assurance workbook in .xlsx format and a printable Library Card in .pdf format. Use the workbook to organise the preparation and assurance steps, and the library card as a quick reference while drafting.
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