Forests and Biodiversity
Women in Carbon (Annual Meeting)
A large group of women pose together on stage at the Women in Carbon annual meeting.
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A group in white hard hats stands on a concrete edge beside a large black covered lagoon. The cover stretches across most of the frame under a bright blue sky, with oil palms on the horizon.
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Why a grouped project
A grouped project brings several similar sites, such as covered lagoons at different mills, under one design. New sites can join later if they meet the same rules, which makes it easier for smaller operators to take part in methane capture.
Site observation during an Anaerobic Digester installation work. Photo: From the author's personal collection.
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What validation looks for here
For methane capture, validators look at how the cover is sealed, how biogas is collected and measured, and where it is flared or used. The aim is to make sure every site in the group will be monitored in the same robust way.
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methane capture
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