Environmental credits · Consultation & audit
MPRO 9 helps municipalities, recyclers and private entities find the credits they qualify for, register them on the right portal or registry, and build the evidence verifiers ask for. We also audit EPR, carbon and water claims before a regulator or verifier does.
Clients across India and the UAE, served from our offices in Dubai and Mysuru.
Verification and issuance are carried out by regulators, registries and accredited verifiers. MPRO 9 prepares you for both.
Who we help
The credits a city can claim are different from those open to a recycler or a brand owner. Choose your organisation to see where value usually sits and how we help.
Municipal corporations, municipalities, town and gram panchayats, development authorities and the agencies that run their waste and water services.
A data and eligibility review of one MRF, compost plant, STP or ward.
Book this reviewPlastic waste processors, e-waste recyclers and dismantlers, battery recyclers and refurbishers, tyre and used-oil processors, MRF operators and aggregators.
A certificate-readiness audit of your last compliance year.
Book this auditProducers, importers and brand owners (PIBOs), manufacturers, bulk waste generators, IT parks, hotels, hospitals, campuses, developers and corporate sustainability teams.
An obligation and opportunity map across your sites and brands.
Book this mappingCredits we work with
We match your activity to the instrument that fits it, and we tell you when none does.
Generated on CPCB's portals by registered processors for waste they have processed. Producers, importers and brand owners buy them to meet their EPR targets.
Each credit represents one tonne of carbon dioxide equivalent reduced or removed, issued only after independent verification.
Credits for water that is saved, harvested, recharged, or treated and put to gainful reuse, measured in cubic metres.
Consultation services
Take one service or the whole route. Every engagement starts with what you already do and the data you already hold.
Which credits and obligations apply to your activities, sites and region.
Historical data, baseline scenario, additionality and a clear go or no-go.
CPCB EPR portals, CCTS offset projects and voluntary registries.
Concept notes, project design documents, monitoring plans and DPRs.
What to measure, how often, with which instrument, and who signs it off.
Coordination with verifiers and auditors, and responses to their findings.
Registry accounts, certificate transfers and retirement records.
EPR annual returns, recycled-content and reuse evidence, and monitoring reports.
Audit services
The Plastic Waste Management (Amendment) Rules, 2026 allow EPR claims to be verified by designated agencies and registered environment auditors, and the Environment Audit Rules, 2025 assign those auditors through a randomised process. Carbon and water credits face independent verification too. Our audits test the same evidence while you still have time to fix it.
For producers, importers, brand owners and processors
GHG inventories and project pre-verification
Water balance and credit pre-verification
For buyers of certificates and credits
Our audits are independent pre-verification and due-diligence reviews. They do not replace statutory verification by CPCB, State Pollution Control Boards, designated agencies or registered environment auditors, or validation and verification by accredited bodies under CCTS and voluntary standards.
How an engagement runs
You can join at any step. Many clients start with step 6, an audit, before an EPR filing or a verification visit.
We learn what you do, what data you hold and what you want from credits.
We screen your activities against rules and standards and test your data.
Recommended routes, the evidence each needs, timelines, costs and risks.
Portal or registry registration, project documents and a monitoring plan.
Evidence capture on WASTRAQ, KarbanTraq, Watraq or your own systems.
We audit the file and you close the gaps before anyone else looks.
The regulator, registry or verifier reviews. We coordinate and help you respond.
Certificates transferred or credits issued, then the next monitoring cycle begins.
Pathway finder
Choose your organisation and tick what you do. The finder lists the routes worth screening and the evidence each one needs. It is a starting point for a conversation, not a decision on eligibility.
Indicative only. Eligibility depends on the current rules, the methodology, your baseline and verification. We confirm it in the eligibility review.
Digital MRV
A credit is only as strong as the records behind it. Our platforms capture each quantity with its time, place and source, so the audit trail exists before anyone asks for it.
AI-powered waste data intelligence for collection monitoring, material traceability and reporting.
Tree monitoring, environmental records and sustainability reporting.
Monitoring of water resources, usage and conservation activities.
Already using an ERP, SCADA, a weighbridge system or spreadsheets? We map your records to what the rule or standard requires and fill the gaps.
Ask about a data reviewWhat you receive
A focused session to screen your options and agree the next step.
Best for: first questions
BookA fixed-scope audit of one site, plant or compliance year.
Best for: before a filing or verification
RequestWe run the route with you from registration to issuance and renewal.
Best for: new projects
DiscussMulti-site support for local bodies: DPRs, MRV roll-out and buyer agreements.
Best for: cities and districts
DiscussQuestions
Rules change. The references on this page were last reviewed on 27 October 2026. For background on how a local body can combine these credits, read our article on the Sustainable Tech Park and EPR, carbon and water credits.
No. EPR certificates are generated and recorded on CPCB's portals, and carbon, water and plastic credits are issued by their registries after independent verification. We prepare your registrations, evidence and documents, audit them, and support you through verification. We do not guarantee that a credit will be issued, or its volume or price.
For EPR, CPCB and the State Pollution Control Boards oversee compliance, and the Plastic Waste Management (Amendment) Rules, 2026 provide for verification by designated agencies and registered environment auditors. Under India's Carbon Credit Trading Scheme, verification is carried out by accredited carbon verification agencies. Voluntary standards such as Verra and Gold Standard use accredited validation and verification bodies, and the Universal Water Registry issues water credits after a verification report.
We test your data, documents and field evidence against the rule or standard you are claiming under. You receive a findings report graded by severity, an evidence index and a corrective action plan, so you go into a filing or verification knowing where you stand.
Sometimes. Most standards require a project to go beyond what the law already requires, known as regulatory surplus, and to show it would not have happened without credit revenue, known as additionality. India's Solid Waste Management Rules, 2026 encourage local bodies to explore carbon credits, but each project still has to pass these tests. We check them before you commit time or money.
Claiming the same environmental benefit twice is double counting, and regulators and registries treat it seriously. Whether both instruments can apply depends on each standard's rules and on who holds each claim. We map every tonne to a single claim, or document how the claims are kept apart.
It depends on the route. EPR work follows the compliance year and its annual returns. Carbon and water projects take longer, because they need registration or validation, a monitoring period and verification before the first issuance. The pathway report gives you a realistic timeline for your case.
A short description of your activities and sites, any registrations or consents you hold, and whatever records you have for the last 12 months, such as weighbridge slips, invoices, meter readings or plantation records. Incomplete data is fine. Finding the gaps is part of the work.
No. Our platforms make evidence capture easier, but we can work with your existing systems, spreadsheets and documents and map them to what the standard requires.
Yes. MPRO 9 is headquartered in Dubai, with an office in Mysuru. In the UAE we support emissions reporting under Federal Decree-Law No. 11 of 2024 and carbon credit projects on international standards. Projects in other countries are assessed case by case.
Each engagement is quoted after the discovery call, based on its scope: the number of sites, the credit routes and standards involved, and the monitoring needed. You receive the scope and fee in writing before any work begins.
Book a consultation
Share a few details and we will arrange a discovery call. If you used the pathway finder, its routes can be added to your request.