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The CCUS Compliance & MRV Toolkit

A readiness and evidence system for bankable carbon-capture projects — mapping permitting, structuring monitoring data, and allocating long-term liability so that capital can be committed with confidence.

Target buyer
CCUS project developers; investors, lenders and DFIs assessing bankability; host governments and agencies designing frameworks; industrial emitters evaluating capture options.
Pain point
CCUS legal frameworks are fragmented and immature. Permitting is multi-agency, MRV data is hard to structure credibly, and long-term storage liability is the single biggest barrier to investment.
Regulatory trigger
National CCUS regimes and storage-licensing rules, the London Protocol regime governing cross-border CO₂ transport and sub-seabed storage, and developing MRV and liability frameworks across jurisdictions.
Buyer urgency
Capital is mobilising toward CCUS, but commits only against credible permitting, MRV and liability evidence. Projects without that file stall at financial close.
File formats
Word frameworks and templates (.docx), Excel MRV and register workbooks (.xlsx), PDF guides and an investor briefing slide set (.pptx).
Versioning
Updated as national CCUS regimes and international frameworks evolve. Purchasers receive update notifications for the relevant version cycle.
Contents & deliverables

What the toolkit contains.

A permitting map, an MRV evidence structure, a liability matrix and a bankability file — assembled into the document set investors actually ask for.

01

Permitting-readiness map

A staged roadmap of the consents and approvals a CCUS project requires, with a multi-agency mapping and a readiness self-assessment.

02

MRV evidence tracker

A workbook structuring monitoring, reporting and verification data — storage-site monitoring, leakage assessment and a verification-evidence index.

03

Liability-allocation matrix

A framework for allocating operational and long-term storage liability between operator, investor, insurer and state — the question that decides bankability.

04

Cross-border CO₂ transport notes

Guidance on the legal architecture for cross-border CO₂ movement, including the London Protocol regime and bilateral arrangements.

05

Bankability evidence file

A structured evidence file assembling permitting, MRV and liability into the form lenders and investors require at diligence.

06

Investor briefing pack

A slide set and memo presenting the project's compliance and liability position to investors, lenders and host governments.

How the work divides

What Landmark does — and where regulated partners step in.

CCUS is the most multidisciplinary of the four regimes; Landmark provides the readiness and evidence layer and coordinates the specialist partners a bankable project requires.

Landmark provides
Permitting map, MRV readiness, liability matrix and bankability file — the compliance-intelligence and evidence-architecture layer.
Partner provides
Local counsel, environmental permitting law, engineering, independent verification and financial modelling — delivered by appropriately authorised specialists under their own engagements.
The ladder

Choose your entry point.

Each tier escalates toward a confidential CCUS bankability review and, where useful, a coordinated partner-led project mandate.

Practical guide

Permitting-Readiness Guide

For developers scoping a pipeline.

  • Permitting-stage roadmap
  • Consent & approval mapping
  • Readiness self-assessment
£197PDF guide
MRV tracker

CCUS MRV Evidence Tracker

For teams structuring monitoring data.

  • MRV data-structure workbook
  • Storage-site monitoring register
  • Verification-evidence index
  • Reporting-obligation calendar
£397Excel + guide
FlagshipSector dossier

Bankability & Liability Dossier

The full evidence file for financial close.

  • Liability-allocation matrix
  • Bankability evidence file
  • Cross-border CO₂ transport notes
  • Investor & lender briefing pack
£1,500Dossier
Gumroad sales copy

Ready-to-publish product description

CCUS projects don't fail on technology. They fail on liability.

Capital is ready to fund carbon capture — but only against credible permitting, structured MRV evidence and a clear answer to the question every lender asks: who carries the storage liability, and for how long?

This dossier assembles the permitting map, the MRV evidence structure, the liability matrix and the bankability file your investors require. Built by a frontier energy and minerals advisory practice, designed to get a project to financial close.

Instant download · Word, Excel, PDF & slides · Lifetime updates for the current version cycle.

LinkedIn launch angle

The post that drives traffic here

"Every CCUS investor asks the same question.

Not 'does the capture work?' — but 'who owns the CO₂ in 40 years, and who pays if it leaks?'

Projects that can't answer that — with a permitting map, structured MRV and a liability matrix — don't reach financial close.

I've packaged the bankability file. Free permitting roadmap in the comments. →"

#CCUS#CarbonCapture#MRV#ProjectFinance#NetZero
Free lead magnet

The CCUS Permitting Roadmap.

A one-page map of the consents and approvals a CCUS project must clear, in sequence. The fastest orientation for a developer — and the first step into the dossier.

Get the roadmap by email

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The pathway

From dossier to coordinated mandate, in five steps.

LinkedIn post → this product page → Gumroad checkout → email follow-up → paid CCUS bankability diagnostic → partner-coordinated project mandate.

Disclaimer. Landmark Global Partners is a strategic advisory and compliance-intelligence consultancy. It is not itself a law firm, audit firm, accountancy practice, tax adviser, regulated financial adviser or investment adviser. Where reserved or regulated professional services are required, Landmark Global Partners may collaborate with, coordinate with or refer clients to appropriately authorised independent partner firms and professionals in the relevant jurisdiction. Such services are provided by the relevant regulated provider under separate engagement terms. This toolkit supports internal readiness and evidence organisation; it does not constitute legal, engineering, verification or investment advice.