
Independent verification provides credibility and integrity to ACA applications. Each engagement follows ISO 14064-3 and ACA verification protocols.
Services include:
Designing and reviewing greenhouse gas (GHG) inventories across scopes 1, 2 and relevant scope 3 categories
All verification work is undertaken in accordance with the current ACA Technical Manual, Verification Guidance and Emission Factors documentation, together with the 2025 ACA Communications that provide technical updates and clarifications issued by Airport Carbon Accreditation and Environmental Minds. These documents define the technical rules, reporting boundaries and evidence expectations for every level of accreditation, including Level 5 criteria and updated portal submission requirements.
Where required, ACA verification engagements can also be structured to support broader climate-related disclosure and assurance requirements, such as AASB S2 (Australia), NZ CS 1 to 3 (New Zealand) and IFRS S2-aligned frameworks in other jurisdictions.
Outcome: An independent, evidence based ACA verification report that confirms whether reported emissions, reductions and programme requirements have been met, and highlights key findings and improvement opportunities for future cycles.
For airports preparing for accreditation or planning to progress to a higher level, I provide structured technical advice to improve data quality, strengthen evidence systems and support verification readiness.
Services include:
Technical advisory services help airports remain fully aligned with the evolving ACA framework and documentation standards and reduce the risk of issues arising during verification. Support can also be coordinated with broader climate related disclosure work so that ACA outcomes are usable within corporate reporting and assurance processes.
Outcome: Verified and defensible ACA submissions that support compliance with programme and regulatory requirements and can withstand scrutiny from stakeholders, investors and regulators.
