Introduction
- Importance of GHG Verification: Discuss the critical role of GHG verification in ensuring the accuracy and credibility of greenhouse gas emissions reporting. Highlight the increasing regulatory pressure and market demand for verified emissions data.
- Focus on Oil, Gas, Chemical, and Manufacturing Industries: Emphasize the unique challenges and opportunities faced by these industries in achieving GHG emissions reduction targets.
Overview
Fundamental Topics
- GHG Accounting and Reporting:
- Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) and GHG Protocol standards
- Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions categories
- Calculation methodologies and data collection techniques
- Verification Principles:
- International Verification Services (IHS) standards
- Verification process and key steps
- Quality assurance and control measures
- Data Quality and Integrity:
- Data validation and accuracy checks
- Data management and traceability
- Documentation and record-keeping requirements
- Project Design and Implementation:
- GHG reduction project development
- Baseline setting and monitoring
- Verification planning and implementation
Advanced Verification Techniques:
- Remote sensing and satellite data applications
- Statistical sampling and data analysis
- Uncertainty analysis and quantification
- Emerging GHG Verification Challenges:
- Scope 3 emissions complexities
- Indirect emissions and value chain verification
- Emerging technologies and their impact on verification
- Verification of Carbon Offsets:
- Principles and standards for carbon offset verification
- Additionality and permanence assessment
- Double counting prevention and verification
- GHG Verification in the Circular Economy:
- Integrating GHG verification into circular economy strategies
- Quantifying emissions reductions from circular economy initiatives
- Verification challenges and opportunities in the circular economy
What you will learn?
1. Introduction to GHG Accounting
- Key Terminologies and Definitions
- The Importance of GHG Accounting
- Key Principles of GHG Accounting
2. GHG Emission Scopes
- Scope 1: Direct Emissions
- Stationary Combustion Sources
- Mobile Combustion Sources
- Process Emissions
- Fugitive Emissions
- Scope 2: Indirect Emissions from Purchased Energy
- Emissions from Purchased Electricity
- Emissions from Purchased Steam
- Emissions from Purchased Heating
- Emissions from Purchased Cooling
- Scope 3: Other Indirect Emissions
- Emissions from Waste
- Emissions from Business Travel
- Emissions from the Use of Sold Products
- Emissions from Franchises
3. GHG Reporting Standards and Frameworks
- GHG Protocol
- ISO 14064
- Other Reporting Frameworks
4. GHG Inventory Development
- Identifying Emission Sources
- Data Collection and Management
- Emission Factors and Calculations
- Direct Emission Calculations
- Indirect Emission Calculations
- Sector-Specific Calculation Methods
- Resolving Data Gaps and Inconsistencies
5. Quantification and Reporting
- GHG Quantification Methods
- Reporting Standards and Frameworks
- GHG Reporting Tools and Software
6. Verification Process
- Importance of Verification
- Types of Verification
- Verification Techniques
- Sampling Methods
- Data Validation and Cross-checking
- Risk Assessment in Verification
7. Preparing for Verification
- Documentation and Record-Keeping
- Preparing for Site Visits
- Common Challenges and Solutions
8. Reporting and Communication
- Verification Statements
- Communicating Results to Stakeholders
- Continuous Improvement and Feedback
9. Emission Factors
- Types of Emission Factors
- Sources of Emission Factors
- Selection Criteria for Emission Factors
10. Activity Data Collection
- Methods for Data Collection
- Data Management and Documentation
- Quality Assurance and Quality Control
11. Case Studies
- The Oil and Gas Industry Case Study
- The Chemical Industry Case Study
- The Cement Industry
- The Electronic Industry
Audience
- This training is specifically designed for professionals working in the oil, gas, chemical, and manufacturing industries.
Outcomes
- Participants will gain a deep understanding of GHG verification principles, methodologies, and best practices.
- They will be equipped to conduct independent GHG verification projects for organizations in the oil, gas, chemical, and manufacturing industries.
- Participants will develop the skills to ensure the ac
Training Delivery
We offer this training program on both an offsite and onsite basis. Offsite training provides a dedicated and controlled environment for focused learning, while onsite training can be tailored to meet the specific needs and objectives of your organization.
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