Corporate Carbon Accounting and ISO 14064-1

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Develop a defensible organisational greenhouse gas inventory from boundary decisions to reporting and review. Practise fuel, refrigerant, electricity and indirect-emission calculations, data controls and a complete fictional inventory workshop. Includes model solutions and a final multiple-choice assessment.

Course Content

Inventory purpose and boundaries
Define the reporting entity, consolidation method, sources and significance decisions.

01 | Choose the inventory purpose and criteria
02 | Set the organisational boundary
03 | Map direct and indirect sources
04 | Workshop: approve a boundary and data-collection plan

Quantification methods
Calculate combustion, fugitive and purchased-energy emissions using traceable assumptions.

Consistency and inventory management
Manage baseline changes, uncertainty, removals and integrated totals.

Reporting and verification readiness
Build controls, communicate limitations and review a complete inventory case.

Assessment

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Corporate Carbon Accounting and ISO 14064-1

About Course

What Will You Learn?

Course Content

Inventory purpose and boundaries
Define the reporting entity, consolidation method, sources and significance decisions.

01 | Choose the inventory purpose and criteria

02 | Set the organisational boundary

03 | Map direct and indirect sources

04 | Workshop: approve a boundary and data-collection plan

Quantification methods
Calculate combustion, fugitive and purchased-energy emissions using traceable assumptions.

05 | Activity data, emission factors and unit discipline

06 | Calculate fuel consumption and combustion emissions

07 | Quantify refrigerant losses and other fugitive sources

08 | Workshop: location-based and market-based electricity

Consistency and inventory management
Manage baseline changes, uncertainty, removals and integrated totals.

09 | Base years and recalculation decisions

10 | Data quality, uncertainty and estimation

11 | Removals, biogenic carbon and avoided emissions

12 | Workshop: assemble and reconcile an inventory

Reporting and verification readiness
Build controls, communicate limitations and review a complete inventory case.

13 | Design quality controls and an audit trail

14 | Write the inventory report and management summary

15 | Prepare for independent verification

16 | Integrated workshop: review and release a corporate inventory

Assessment

Corporate Carbon Accounting and ISO 14064-1 – Final Quiz

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About Course

What Will You Learn?

Course Content

Inventory purpose and boundaries Define the reporting entity, consolidation method, sources and significance decisions.

01 | Choose the inventory purpose and criteria

02 | Set the organisational boundary

03 | Map direct and indirect sources

04 | Workshop: approve a boundary and data-collection plan

Quantification methods Calculate combustion, fugitive and purchased-energy emissions using traceable assumptions.

05 | Activity data, emission factors and unit discipline

06 | Calculate fuel consumption and combustion emissions

07 | Quantify refrigerant losses and other fugitive sources

08 | Workshop: location-based and market-based electricity

Consistency and inventory management Manage baseline changes, uncertainty, removals and integrated totals.

09 | Base years and recalculation decisions

10 | Data quality, uncertainty and estimation

11 | Removals, biogenic carbon and avoided emissions

12 | Workshop: assemble and reconcile an inventory

Reporting and verification readiness Build controls, communicate limitations and review a complete inventory case.

13 | Design quality controls and an audit trail

14 | Write the inventory report and management summary

15 | Prepare for independent verification

16 | Integrated workshop: review and release a corporate inventory

Assessment

Corporate Carbon Accounting and ISO 14064-1 – Final Quiz

Earn a certificate

Student Ratings & Reviews

Inventory purpose and boundaries
Define the reporting entity, consolidation method, sources and significance decisions.

Quantification methods
Calculate combustion, fugitive and purchased-energy emissions using traceable assumptions.

Consistency and inventory management
Manage baseline changes, uncertainty, removals and integrated totals.

Reporting and verification readiness
Build controls, communicate limitations and review a complete inventory case.