The GHG Protocol Land Sector and Removals (LSR) Standard takes effect on 1 January 2027. Companies reporting in line with it report land use change, land management and CO2 removals as separate categories in their Scope 1 and Scope 3 inventory.

In this 1:1 session, our land sector specialists work through what the Standard requires of your company and how to prepare your data before your first reporting year.

What we cover in the workshop

• What the LSR Standard requires
  The accounting categories, what version 1.1 changed in June 2026, and how the Standard relates to SBTi FLAG targets.
• Whether it applies to your company
  Which requirements apply to you, from which reporting year, and which parts are optional.
• Where your data gaps are
  Where your current emission factors already carry the land split, and where you need land area or farm-level data from suppliers.
• How Terrascope calculates your land split
  Terrascope calculates land use change, land management and removals from the emission factors you already use, and shows them on one LSR dashboard. You can use it alongside your current carbon accounting provider.