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What is an Organisational Greenhouse Gas Assessment?
An organisational greenhouse gas (GHG) assessment quantifies the total greenhouse gases produced directly and indirectly from a business or organisation’s activities. Also known as a Carbon Footprint, it is an essential tool, providing a basis for managing and reducing climate change impacts.
Assessment Protocol Compliance
The methodology applied for organisational GHG assessment by Ecometrica is consistent at a minimum with the WBCSD and WRI’s GHG Protocol; a corporate accounting and reporting standard. Where applicable our assessments are also consistent with the methodologies of the following protocols, standards, codes, reporting requirements and guidance:
International
- Carbon Disclosure Project
- CarbonNeutral Protocol
- Global Reporting Initiative Environmental Indicator Protocols
- International Carbon Reduction and Offset Alliance (ICROA) Code of best practice for offsetters
- ISO 14064 Part 1; Specification with guidance at the organisational level for the quantification and reporting of greenhouse gas emissions and removals
North America
- California Climate Action Registry General Reporting Protocol
- Climate Registry General Reporting Protocol
- US EPA Climate Leaders Greenhouse Gas Inventory Guidance
Europe
- Carbon Trust Standard
- Legal Sector Alliance Protocol
Ready to get started?
Here is what you do (with our assistance):
- Identify a reporting period
- Identify the organisational and operational boundaries
- Collect data relating to the defined activities
And here is what we do:
- Review all data
- Quantify GHG emissions
- Produce an informative report to pre-agreed specifications
- Produce reporting metrics and key performance indicators
- Work with you to identify next steps and extract the maximum value from the results
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