ISO 14064-1/GHG Protocol Chief Implementer

Course Duration: 3 Days

Reporting organizational greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions is a key means for identifying corporate risks and opportunities and driving efforts to decarbonize operations and value chains. Increasingly it is a regulatory requirement, customer requirement, or investor concern.

This course is designed for those charged with developing an organization’s GHG emissions inventory. It can be used by chief implementers of an organizational inventory regardless of the choice made in quantification and reporting standard: The Greenhouse Gas Protocol Corporate Accounting and Reporting Standard or ISO standard 14064-1:2018.

The curriculum covers the choice of accounting approach to GHG reporting, the identification of operational and reporting boundaries, identification of GHG sources, sinks, and reservoirs, quantification of emissions using modeling or measurement, reporting by scopes (direct emissions or scope 1, energy indirect emissions or scope 2, and other indirect emissions or scope 3).

The curriculum also addresses how organizations prepare for validation or verification, assure data quality, establish requirements for reporting, report emissions over time, and take into account the principles that underpin decisions about quantification and reporting.

This course will lay the foundation for reporting to voluntary or regulatory programs, identifying hot spots, and taking action to reduce GHG emissions.

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