Carbon asset management

Allowances, CCER and inclusive reductions, on one compliance-ready ledger

MeetCarbon Cloud keeps emissions allowances, China Certified Emission Reductions (CCER) and inclusive-carbon reductions (CPR) on one ledger for key emitters. Compliance plans, surrender and offset, trade records, intra-group transfers and filing packs all start from that ledger. Official registration, orders and surrender are completed on the national emissions-trading system or the national voluntary GHG-reduction trading system.

3 types
Allowances, CCER, CPR
14
workspace entries
5%
CCER offset cap
Multi-entity
Group view and internal transfer
Carbon asset overview
Sample data
128,400
Allowances available
tCO₂e
6,200
CCER held
tCO₂e
860
CPR held
tCO₂e
Trades this year4.20million CNY
Holdings, last 12 months
Compliance within 90 days
  • East China plant · 2025 compliance planGap
  • Cement plant 1 · CCER offset proposalReview
End to end

From intake to surrender, along one ledger

Six steps map to modules in the workspace. Emissions come from the GHG inventory or a verification result. Asset movements stay here.

  1. 01

    Register

    Create the key emitter and trading account, then book allowances, CCER and CPR.

    Emitters · Ledger
  2. 02

    Ledger

    See available, frozen, surrendered and retired quantities by lot and serial.

    Allowances · CCER · CPR
  3. 03

    Trades

    Record buys, sells and transfers, and track settlement and evidence.

    Trades
  4. 04

    Compliance

    Build the plan, calculate the gap or surplus, and schedule offsets within the cap.

    Compliance plan
  5. 05

    Transfer

    Request, approve and post movements between group entities, with a full trail.

    Intra-group transfer
  6. 06

    Filing

    Produce the declaration pack, audit pack and asset inventory.

    Reports
Product tour

What you see in carbon assets

The menu groups assets, compliance and movement, then filing and knowledge. Open a module to see its tabs and what it does.

MeetCarbon Cloud · Carbon assets / Overview

Overview

Assets
Tabs
Position cardsHolding trendCompliance alerts
What it does

The home view sums available allowances, CCER and CPR, plus trades this year, and lists compliance plans due within 90 days.

  • Three asset types on separate cards
  • Holdings over the last 12 months
  • Plans with a gap are highlighted
Sample screenPosition cards
128,400
Allowances
6,200
CCER
860
CPR
East plant · complianceGap

Tab names follow the product menu. Figures on this page are samples, not a holding or a trade.

Asset status

Every tonne has a status, and movements share one log

Allowances, CCER and CPR use the same status language. Only available units can be traded, surrendered or transferred. Exit statuses keep the evidence and leave the available balance.

On book

Quantities still on the ledger.

  • Available
    Can be traded, surrendered or transferred
    tCO₂e
  • Frozen
    Locked during approval or a dispute
    tCO₂e
  • In transit
    Requested, not yet booked
    tCO₂e

Closed

Off the available balance, with evidence still on file.

  • Surrendered
    Compliance deduction, with a receipt
    tCO₂e
  • Retired
    CCER retirement or voluntary offset done
    tCO₂e
  • Transferred out
    Reduced at the sending entity
    tCO₂e

6 statusesStatus names follow the registry and the contract. This page describes how the product books them.

Who uses it

Each role opens a different view of the same ledger

Audit can read the log and the evidence. It does not change positions.

The question to answer

How many allowances, CCER and CPR are still usable?

What they check
  • Available quantity by type
  • Lots and serials
  • Intake and title records
Modules they use
OverviewAllowance ledgerCCER ledgerCPR ledger
Compliance estimate

See the gap before you decide how to close it

Move verified emissions, allowances held and the offset ratio. The ratio stops at 5%, the cap in the Interim Regulation on the Administration of Carbon Emissions Trading (国务院令第775号) for offsets such as CCER.

Offset volume = verified emissions × offset ratio, and the ratio cannot exceed 5%.

Still short
6,400tCO₂e
Offset volume
3,600 tCO₂e
Covered by allowances and offset
113,600 tCO₂e

This calculator illustrates quantity only. It is not trading advice and it does not forecast a carbon price. Actual surrender follows the verification result and registry rules.

Compliance loop

From the plan to the deduction, on one record

The compliance manager moves from the plan to the receipt. Each step writes back to the ledger.

  1. 1
    Write the plan

    Enter the annual amount due and allowances held. The gap or surplus is calculated.

  2. 2
    See the gap

    Items inside 90 days enter the alert list. A positive gap is highlighted on the overview.

  3. 3
    Schedule the offset

    Place CCER within the 5% cap and send it for approval.

  4. 4
    File the receipt

    After official surrender, upload the receipt and close the entry.

  5. 5
    Deduct the ledger

    Available quantity falls, surrendered quantity rises, and the entry stays in the log.

Boundary

Positions and compliance live here. Accounting and disclosure live next door

Carbon assets cover what comes in, what goes out, and the compliance trail. How emissions are calculated, how a product is labelled, and how the ESG report is written sit in their own products.

This product covers

  • One ledger and status model for allowances, CCER and CPR
  • Compliance plans, surrender records and offset proposals
  • Trade records and settlement tracking
  • Intra-group transfer approvals
  • Declaration packs, audit packs and the asset inventory
  • The policy library and the CCER methodology library

Registration, orders and official surrender for allowances and CCER are completed on the national emissions-trading system or the national voluntary GHG-reduction trading system. MeetCarbon Cloud keeps the ledger, the gap and the trade file.

Go-live

Five steps to the first ledger

Emitters and accounts come first. Assets are imported next. Plans and reports follow.

Have these ready
  • 1Key-emitter name, unified social credit code and sector
  • 2Trading-account or registry number
  • 3Allocation and positions for the latest compliance cycle
  • 4CCER or CPR lots already held, if any
  • 5Verified emissions, or a locked GHG-inventory result

Earlier cycles can be backfilled. A backfill writes the ledger. It does not replace a surrender already completed at the registry.

  1. 1
    Create entities and accounts

    Enter key emitters and trading accounts, and decide who can see the ledger.

    You leave with · Entity file
  2. 2
    Import the three asset types

    Import allowance lots, register CCER, and receive CPR.

    You leave with · Opening ledger
  3. 3
    Build the compliance plan

    Enter the amount due. Holdings are compared and the gap or surplus is shown.

    You leave with · Annual plan
  4. 4
    Book trades and transfers

    Add completed trades and internal transfers so positions match the evidence.

    You leave with · Asset log
  5. 5
    Export the filing

    Export a declaration pack, audit pack or inventory from a template.

    You leave with · Report file
Platform

Multi-entity, with a trail, and exportable

Carbon assets run on MeetCarbon Cloud and share organisation and permissions with inventory and ESG.

Tenant isolation

Positions, logs and files of each customer stay invisible to the others.

Multiple entities

Key emitters under a group keep separate books and can still be rolled up.

Operation trail

Intake, freeze, surrender, transfer and export record who acted and when.

Export

Ledgers, logs and reports can be exported for internal audit and external verification.

SaaS

Annual subscription. Published prices are on the pricing page and follow the contract.

On-premises

Can be deployed in the customer environment. Implementation is listed separately on the pricing page.

FAQ

Where compliance stops and trading starts

These are the boundaries customers check first.

Why is the CCER offset capped at 5%?

The Interim Regulation on the Administration of Carbon Emissions Trading (国务院令第775号) allows key emitters to use CCER and similar units to offset surrender, up to 5% of the amount due. The calculator uses that cap so a plan can be sized before it is filed.

How does this differ from the GHG inventory?

The inventory calculates organisational greenhouse-gas emissions and keeps the verification working papers. Carbon assets read that emissions figure into the compliance plan. They do not rerun the calculation.

Can I place allowance orders in MeetCarbon Cloud?

Orders are placed on the national emissions-trading system or the national voluntary GHG-reduction trading system. MeetCarbon Cloud records the fill, the value, the counterparty and settlement, then writes them to the ledger. It does not match orders and it does not promise a price or a volume.

Is an intra-group transfer the same as an exchange change of holder?

A transfer here is an internal request, approval and a pair of ledger entries. Changing the holder on the market is still done at the registry. The ledger matches the registry after both are complete.

Which filings can the reports cover?

Current templates cover local-market declaration packs, audit packs and the asset inventory. Markets that already have a template, including Hubei, can be filled from the ledger. Other regions add a template per project. The product does not submit files to the authority by itself.

Where does CPR come from?

Inclusive carbon collects behaviour, calculates reductions and issues CPR. Issued quantities are pushed to this ledger. This product does not create CPR.

Size the gap for the next compliance cycle

Tell us which emitters you can share, the compliance cycle and how positions are held today. We will walk through the plan, surrender and reports on that structure.