A LinkedIn post from Chloris Geospatial highlights a new white paper developed with SustainCERT on applying the GHG Protocol Land Sector and Removals (LSR) Standard. The guide focuses on organizations with land-based activities or agricultural supply chains that are working through FLAG reporting requirements.
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According to the post, the white paper outlines how to operationalize the LSR Standard using satellite-derived biomass data and a stock‑change accounting approach. It also discusses achieving higher‑tier, assurance‑ready emissions and removals data, and addresses both direct and supply chain land‑use change depending on traceability levels.
For investors, the emphasis on remote sensing and Tier 3‑grade carbon accounting suggests Chloris Geospatial is positioning itself in a specialized segment of ESG and climate data services. This could enhance its relevance to large corporates facing tightening disclosure rules on land‑use emissions, potentially supporting demand for its geospatial analytics platform.
The collaboration with SustainCERT, a recognized player in climate certification, may strengthen Chloris Geospatial’s credibility in measurement and verification workflows. If the white paper drives adoption of its methodology in FLAG reporting, the company could deepen integration into clients’ sustainability processes and expand recurring revenue opportunities over time.