Digital MRV (Monitoring, Reporting, and Verification) refers to the use of advanced digital technologies to enhance the accuracy, transparency, and efficiency of tracking environmental data, particularly related to greenhouse gas emissions and sustainability metrics. Key technology trends driving digital MRV include remote sensing via satellites and drones, IoT sensors for real-time data collection, blockchain for secure and transparent data management, and AI/machine learning for data analysis and anomaly detection. These technologies enable continuous monitoring, reduce manual errors, and facilitate faster reporting cycles. Additionally, cloud computing platforms support scalable data storage and accessibility, promoting collaboration among stakeholders. The integration of digital MRV tools is critical for meeting stringent regulatory requirements, supporting carbon markets, and advancing climate commitments under frameworks like the Paris Agreement. Overall, digital MRV is transforming environmental oversight by making it more data-driven, reliable, and cost-effective, thereby enhancing accountability and enabling better-informed policy and business decisions.