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Rustomjee, 2026
Rustomjee Net Zero
Net zero project for Rustomjee — assessing on-site green cover and carbon sequestration to support the development’s path towards net zero emissions.
Carbon sequestration assessment You planted trees. Now measure how much carbon they store.
CSR reports say “10,000 saplings planted”. BRSR reviewers and net-zero auditors want tonnes of CO₂, and the method behind them. We measure it tree by tree and put our names to the number.
- Tonnes of CO₂ stored and absorbed per year, per tree
- Species-specific equations for Indian trees, IPCC-aligned
- Report signed by PhD ecologists, ready for your auditor
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Organisations that rely on our numbers
Who needs defensible carbon numbers
Listed companies (BRSR)
Green-cover and carbon figures that hold up when your BRSR disclosures are reviewed or assured.
CSR teams & foundations
Impact reports that show survival, growth and carbon, not just saplings planted.
Real estate & net zero
On-site sequestration for net-zero pathways and green-building documentation.
Plantation & carbon projects
Baselines and periodic monitoring that a carbon project can be built on.
What the assessment covers
- Above- and below-ground carbon stock
- Annual sequestration rate (tCO₂/year)
- Species-specific allometric equations
- Wood density for Indian species
- Per-tree data, GPS-tagged
- Baseline and repeat monitoring
- Method aligned with IPCC and FSI guidance
- Signed report for CSR, BRSR and net zero
- Carbon credit consultancy (Verra, Gold Standard)
Our carbon assessment method is IPR-protected (reg. 7704/2025-CO/SW) and published science backs every coefficient we use. 50,000+ tonnes of CO₂ quantified so far.
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Carbon assessed for campuses, developers and public parks
Fergusson College (Autonomous), 2026
Fergusson College Carbon Sequestration & Tree Census
Carbon sequestration study and full tree census across the Fergusson College (Autonomous) campus, quantifying the green cover’s ecological value.
Bajaj Auto, 2026
Bajaj Auto Biodiversity Assessment
Biodiversity assessment, GPS-tagged tree inventory, and habitat mapping across the Bajaj Auto campus — capturing flora, microhabitats, and on-the-ground species records to support sustainability reporting and carbon estimates.
How it works
- 1
Tell us what the number is for
BRSR, a CSR impact report or a net-zero claim each need a slightly different report. We match it to your reviewer.
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Measure in the field
Every tree on smaller sites; statistically sound sample plots plus satellite data on large ones.
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Calculate
Species-specific equations and wood densities turn measurements into tonnes of CO₂, with every assumption written down.
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Report, then re-measure
A signed report now, and a repeat assessment a year or two later to show the change.
Questions we get asked
What do you need from us to start?
A site boundary or Google Maps pin, the approximate area and number of trees, any earlier plantation records, and your reporting framework and deadline. Your team does not need to prepare anything else.
Can we use the figures in our BRSR report?
Yes. The report states the method, data and assumptions clearly, so your sustainability team and any assurance provider can trace each number back to the field data.
What is the difference between carbon stock and sequestration?
Carbon stock is the total carbon stored in your trees today. Sequestration is how much more they absorb each year. Most reports need both; a repeat assessment shows the change over time.
Can this generate carbon credits?
Carbon credits need a registered project under a standard such as Verra or Gold Standard. We also do carbon credit consultancy. We check if your land or plantation can earn carbon credits, prepare the baseline and monitoring data, and guide you through Verra or Gold Standard. We also tell you honestly if your site is too small to be worth it.
How large a site can you handle?
From a single campus to thousands of hectares. For large sites we combine field plots with satellite and GIS analysis.
Get a carbon number for your green cover that you can show reviewers.
Get it done before your next BRSR or CSR report goes to review.