Buy with a clearer view
of what supports the purchase.
Connect the evidence to your intended use, delivery requirement and questions for the supplier.
Will the disclosed outlook support our requirement?
A review shaped forCarbon buyers
Sources, scope
and qualifications.
A more focused
decision process.
What this looks like
in practice.
A changed expected delivery year may justify a supplier question. It does not, by itself, establish a breach or a change to the contract.
The deliverable separates what the source says, what follows from it and what still needs to be established. Your team keeps responsibility for the final decision.
Purchase brief
The credits or projects you intend to buy, the use you have in mind and the delivery you need, written down before the review starts.
Supplier questions
What the seller has disclosed, what the public record shows and where the two differ, each point linked to its source.
Source-change review
The questions to put to the supplier, and what a satisfactory answer would need to show.
Start with the question.
One public identifier, the decision you face and the evidence you need. We will establish fit and agree the scope.
