Kingston Carbon Project

Kingston Carbon Project is a soil organic carbon project located approximately 12km west of Inverell in the North West Slopes region of New South Wales. It was registered in May 2026 and covers an area of 190.46 hectares.

Soil carbon projects registered under the 2021 Estimation of Soil Organic Carbon Sequestration using Measurement and Models methodology involve implementing new or materially different land management activities to increase carbon stored in agricultural soils. To earn Australian Carbon Credit Units (ACCUs), proponents must demonstrate the increase in soil carbon over time, which can be done using a hybrid approach of soil carbon model estimates and direct soil sampling.

The Inverell region is a prominent agricultural hub known for its mixed farming, broadacre cropping, and beef and sheep grazing. The area experiences a temperate climate with moderate, summer-dominant rainfall (averaging roughly 760mm annually). Soils in this region are predominantly rich, heavy basalt and dark cracking clays, which are highly fertile and offer excellent potential for holding soil carbon.

This project was set up with the assistance of Agriprove Solutions Pty Ltd (and Agriprove Pty Ltd), which is Australia's leading soiltech carbon developer managing the majority of soil carbon projects in the ACCU scheme. By addressing nutrient deficiencies through the application of synthetic or non-synthetic fertiliser and rejuvenating the pasture system via seeding or pasture cropping, the Kingston Carbon Project aims to improve overall soil health, enhance agricultural productivity, and draw down atmospheric carbon into the soil.