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Request for Quotation – Black Carbon (BC) Add-On Methodology for Clean Cooking Projects (MECS)
Deadline: 24 Apr 2026

Category: Hybrid Jobs
Location: Global
Overview
Modern Energy Cooking Services (MECS) is inviting proposals for Phase 3 of its Black Carbon (BC) Add-On Methodology initiative, aimed at advancing clean cooking carbon accounting systems.
Black carbon is a powerful short-lived climate pollutant with significant near-term warming effects. Building on earlier phases that developed and validated a methodology for quantifying BC and organic carbon (OC) reductions, MECS is now seeking expert consultants to finalize the methodology, support submission to the Gold Standard, develop a BC impact calculator, and promote adoption through targeted outreach.
This assignment will contribute to strengthening climate finance frameworks and accelerating clean cooking solutions globally.
Eligibility
- Research institutions, consulting firms, or organizations with expertise in climate science, carbon markets, or clean cooking
- Demonstrated experience with carbon accounting methodologies or emissions modelling
- Strong understanding of black carbon, radiative forcing, or SLCPs
- Experience engaging with standards such as Gold Standard or similar frameworks
- Capacity to deliver technical tools and stakeholder engagement activities
Benefits
- Contract opportunity with a budget of up to £53,000
- Contribution to global climate mitigation and clean cooking innovation
- Opportunity to work with MECS and Loughborough University
- Visibility in advancing carbon finance methodologies and policy frameworks
- Engagement with global scientific and carbon market stakeholders
How to Apply
- Prepare a proposal (maximum 12 pages, excluding CVs)
- Include a detailed budget breakdown
- Email submission to: mecs@lboro.ac.uk
- Use subject line: “Black Carbon Add-On Methodology – Phase 3”
- Review full Terms of Reference before submission
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