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Access the EAP calculation engine

Consistent calculations, for free

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If you're developing tools that require accurate, consistent GHG emissions calculations at the farm level, the EAP API is built for you. Aligned with the Greenhouse Accounting Framework (GAF) Tools for Australian Primary Industries, the EAP will transition to the Australian Government’s forthcoming voluntary emissions and reporting standards for agriculture, fisheries, and forestry once they are available. 

 

The EAP is available via an application programming interface (API) or open-source code. 

 

Free access to AIA’s API and open-source code is supported by the Australian Government  through funding from the Improving Consistency of On-Farm Emissions Estimates Program.

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Why integrate with the EAP API?

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Whether you're building tools, calculators or digital services for producers, or calculating emissions for your organisation or undertaking research, the EAP API offers:
 

  • Trusted, consistently updated emissions calculators maintained by AIA

  • Backed by industry - built with investment from10 rural Research and Development Corporations

  • Supported by a panel of Australia’s leading experts

  • Coverage across 17+ commodities

  • A simple, developer-friendly API for easy integration

  • Free access until June 2028 to support industry-wide consistency.​

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Who should use it?

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If you're developing tools that require accurate, consistent GHG emissions calculations at the farm level, the EAP API is built for you.

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  • Industry service providers
  • Agtech developers

  • Supply-chain organisations

  • Sustainability consultants/advisors

  • Financial institutions

  • Researchers

  • Corporate agriculture businesses

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Get Started

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Ready to start using the EAP API? Check that you:

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If you answered yes to these questions, complete this simple form to get started.

​​Free access to AIA’s API is supported by the Australian Government  through funding from the Improving Consistency of On-Farm Emissions Estimates Program.

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