CarbonOne Launches the Farm Module to Advance Farm-Level Carbon Tracking

Toronto, ON – July 28, 2025, 9:00a.m.– CarbonOne, Canada’s trusted carbon intelligence platform for the food and beverage sector, is proud to announce the launch of its Farm Module, a powerful new addition to its carbon intelligence platform, designed to help agriculture and livestock operations measure emissions, improve sustainability, and accelerate monetization of verified carbon reductions.

CarbonOne’s Farm Module brings precision and accessibility to a part of the food system often left behind in carbon reporting: the farm. Now, farmers, vertically integrated food companies, and processors can easily track and reduce emissions on the farm to provide a higher level of accuracy and precision to Scope 3 tracking while meeting stakeholder expectations, including retailer requirements.

“The Farm Module represents a major leap forward in creating a fully traceable, farm-to-shelf carbon intelligence system,” said Brett Wills, Co-founder and CEO of CarbonOne. “By including the farm in emissions measurement and management, we can better protect the resilience and competitiveness of Canada’s agri-food sector, reward producers for verified improvements, and provide manufacturers with higher-quality supply chain emissions data.”

Why It Matters:‍

Farm-level emissions are a major component of Scope 3, often accounting for over 80% of a food company’s carbon footprint. Until now, tracking these emissions has been difficult, expensive, and siloed. The Farm Module changes that. It’s fully embedded within the CarbonOne platform, offering automated data collection, standardized emissions methodologies, and seamless integration into product carbon footprints (PCFs) and corporate GHG inventories.

Key Features and Benefits:

Comprehensive Emissions Tracking: Whole-farm emissions, field-level specificity, and commodity carbon footprints for crops and livestock.
Insetting Credit Generation: Measure with precision to support the generation of carbon insetting credits from on-farm interventions to monetize emissions reductions.
International Compliance: Aligned with IPCC Methodology and the draft GHG Protocol Land Sector and Removals Guidance.
Real-Time Insights: Actionable data to improve farm sustainability and supply chain transparency.

“The Farm Module fills a crucial gap in the Canadian carbon reporting landscape,” added Panos Panagiotakopoulos, Co-founder and CSO. “We’re giving food and beverage companies the tools they need to collaborate directly with their suppliers and create emissions reductions that are measurable, reportable, and tradable.”

This launch builds on CarbonOne’s mission to equip Canada’s food system with scalable, science-based tools to reach net-zero goals without burdening small producers. The CarbonOne Farm Module enables measurable progress for any farm of any size.

About CarbonOne‍

CarbonOne is a Canadian clean-tech company focused on decarbonizing the agri-food value chain by helping food and beverage companies measure, report, and reduce carbon emissions. Our easy-to-use platform uses the highest quality emissions data and cutting-edge technology to automate carbon measurement and produce audit-grade results at a fraction of the cost and time of traditional approaches. Designed for seamless integration and global compliance, CarbonOne turns carbon management into a competitive advantage.

Media Contact:
Brett Wills
Co-founder & CEO
CarbonOne
info@carbon-one.ca
www.carbon-one.ca

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