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It is now common for large companies and enterprises to publish a regular sustainability report. It might be called something similar or something else entirely, but its intent is the same. It is to communicate to the public, who have an interest, how the enterprise has performed with regards to the sustainability criteria they have selected as appropriate. The reasons for wishing to communicate this information may vary considerably and this may not be obvious to the lay reader.

This GHG Verifier Aviation Update course is aimed specifically at existing GHG Verifiers and Lead Verifiers who have already taken an EU ETS Emissions Verifier course, and are either looking to specialise in Aviation Emissions Reporting, or require an update of existing skill sets.

The Renewable Energy Directive and its sister Fuel Quality Directive are placing increasing requirements on the suppliers of biomass, biofuels and bioliquids into the European Market both to demonstrate the sustainable credentials of the products placed on the European Market and establish clearly defined and demonstrable chains-of-custody.

This course is designed to provide understanding of the CRC Scheme’s rules and requirements as well as the tools needed to produce accurate emission reports.

In the winter of 2008, Future Perfect began collaborating with the California Air Resources Board (CARB).

Jointly conducted by GIR Korea and Environmental Human Resources Development (EHRD), this 4-week training program aimed at improving capacity building in developing countries (non-Annex I) to combat climate change issues.

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This workshop provides the knowledge and skills necessary for verification of GHG emissions for EU ETS, CDM, JI and other emerging mandatory accounting, reporting and training schemes.

This 3 day course will provide the latest outlook of legislative and regulatory development as well as emerging supply chain pressure related to greenhouse gas emission inventory, reporting, and disclosure in North America.

The objective of this course is to ensure that Verifiers have the required knowledge, understanding and skills to conduct robust verifications such that the verifier can provide a ‘high level’ of assurance in the reported results, and is aware of and can manage all relevant risks and liabilities.

A comprehensive briefing on current GHG management issues. You will receive not only presentation of timely subject matter information but most importantly, through an open discussion forum, you will gain knowledge and insights into how these developments impact your current operations, your near-term obligations, your long-term risks, and how you need to anticipate and formulate responses.

Whether you are just been tasked with the responsibility to develop a GHG management program or you have begun the process building a GHG inventory for your operation, this course is designed for GHG management practitioners with a strong emphasis to provide knowledge and skills necessary to develop a robust GHG inventory and verifiable reporting system.

The skill-set needed by organisations and their professional advisers to prepare GHG Inventories and design reporting systems capable of independent assessment requires a systems-wide approach, necessitating a range of skills including a broad understanding of accounting, engineering, process chemistry and contracts management principles, management systems structures, data management and more.

The objective of this course is to ensure that Verifiers have the required knowledge, understanding and skills to conduct robust verifications such that the verifier can provide a ‘high level’ of assurance in the reported results, and is aware of and can manage all relevant risks and liabilities.

This course provides the knowledge and skills necessary for internal assurance and verification of GHG emissions for the purpose of mandatory or voluntary emissions accounting, reporting and trading schemes.

Climate change affects all parts of the economy. With movement towards a carbonconstrained world, the UK government has committed to driving energy efficiency and carbon reduction across the UK economy. This is intended to help both increase energy security and decouple the economy from carbon.

Obligations of GHG verifiers in providing high levels of assurance.