Build Trust and Compliance with Accredited Third-Party Verification Services

As regulatory requirements and climate commitments expand, organizations must ensure their greenhouse gas (GHG) data and offset claims stand up to scrutiny. We are an accredited third-party verification body in California, Oregon, and Washington, providing expert verification services that enhance compliance while supporting operational flexibility. We also support New York's mandatory verification program requirements where program scope and appliable accreditation/approval requirements apply. With accredited verifiers across all key sectors and a proven track record of successful verifications, we help clients demonstrate transparency, accuracy, and accountability in their reporting.
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Our Third-Party Verification Services

See how Trinity’s accredited verification services provide confidence and credibility for your GHG and offset reporting programs.

Trinity’s team of agency-accredited verifiers is qualified across all sector-specific accreditation types, including General, Oil and Gas, Process, and Transaction, providing verification services aligned with applicable program requirements for compliance and voluntary programs.

Our experts bring in-depth knowledge of GHG inventories and regulatory requirements, delivering an issue log and verification-ready documentation that support accurate review of emission sources and transparent reporting.

We perform accredited offset verification services that validate carbon credit generation and program documentation, supporting both compliance programs and voluntary market initiatives.

Trinity partners with clients to schedule and conduct verification activities aligned to regulatory timelines, reporting frameworks, and corporate sustainability objectives.

Backed by our Quality Management System, every verification project undergoes rigorous review to support clear, consistent deliverables such as verification statements/reports and supporting documentation.

With accredited verifiers and/or verification team members based across the United States, including California, Oregon, Washington, and New York, Trinity provides responsive, cost-effective services with strong regulatory insight, supporting multi-jurisdictional verification needs where applicable.

Third-Party Verification Services FAQ

Third-party verification is an independent review of greenhouse gas emissions data or carbon offsets to confirm accuracy and compliance with regulatory or voluntary program requirements. It ensures transparency, credibility, and confidence for regulators, investors, and stakeholders.

Trinity is an accredited verification body in California, Oregon, and Washington, with expertise in programs such as the California Air Resources Board (CARB) Mandatory Reporting Regulation, Low Carbon Fuel Standard, Oregon’s Clean Fuels Program, and Washington’s Cap-and-Invest Program, and New York's Mandatory Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program, where applicable to program scope and accreditation/approval.

Our accredited team performs both greenhouse gas (GHG) verifications and offset project verifications, serving clients across industrial, energy, oil and gas, and process sectors.

Each project is managed under Trinity’s Quality Management System, which uses proven protocols, in-house checklists, and peer review to ensure every verification meets the highest standards of accuracy and reliability.

With more than 60 verifications completed annually, accredited verifiers across all four sector types, and decades of expertise in air quality and climate programs, Trinity offers unmatched technical depth, responsiveness, and cost-effective solutions.

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