Ghg Emissions Reporting

What is GHG Emissions Reporting?

GHG Emissions Reporting is the process of measuring, calculating, and disclosing the greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions released by an organization or activity. These emissions, primarily consisting of carbon dioxide, methane, and nitrous oxide, contribute to climate change by trapping heat in the atmosphere.

Greenhouse gas emissions reporting have become a focal point for organizations seeking to align their operations with sustainability goals and environmental regulations. Effective Greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions reporting enables companies to measure and manage their carbon footprint, thus contributing to a greener future.

Why Opt for GHG Emissions Reporting?

GHG emissions reporting is crucial for businesses for several reasons:

1. Identify potential future risks associated with climate change and unearth opportunities for emission reduction.
2. Provide solid foundation for monitoring and refining climate strategies
3. Setting an internal carbon cost aids in managing future investment risks, making business decisions that consider the potential financial impacts of carbon emissions.
4. Organizations can actively participate in voluntary or mandatory GHG programs and markets.
5. Gain recognition and commendation for organizations taking proactive steps towards emissions reduction.
6. Stepping stone towards achieving carbon neutrality.
7. Enhances transparency, bolstering an organization’s reputation as it communicates its commitment to environmental responsibility.

Standards Followed for Calculation & Evaluation of GHG Emissions Reporting are:

1) ISO 14064 Standards

1. Part 1: Design and develop GHG Inventories for organizations
2. Part 2: GHG Project Quantification and reporting of reductions/ removals

2) Greenhouse Gas Protocol

Categories Of GHG Emissions Reporting:

For effective accounting, Greenhouse gas emissions reporting are categorized into three scopes:

Scope 1: Direct Emissions- within organizational boundary :- Emissions originating from sources owned or controlled by the reporting entity.

Scope 2: Indirect Emissions- within organizational boundary:- Emissions arising from purchased electricity, steam, cooling, or heating at a facility.

Scope 3: Other Indirect Emissions- outside organizational boundary:- Emissions related to the company’s activities but not owned or directly controlled by the organization.

Approach & Methodology for Greenhouse Gas Emissions Reporting Inventory Development

About Our GHG Emissions Reporting Services:

At Bhagirathi Energy, we offer top-tier Risk Engineering, EHS and Sustainability Solutions, including expert Greenhouse gas emissions reporting services. With our certified experts of Carbon footprint, adherence to international standards, and commitment to excellence, we are dedicated to helping your organization reduce its environmental footprint and contribute to a greener future.

Our offerings:

1. Preparation of Inventory of Greenhouse gas emissions reporting– Identify and calculates Greenhouse gas emissions reporting according to Greenhouse Gas Protocol Corporate Accounting and Reporting Standard and follows procedures aligned with the ISO 14064-1 standard.
2. Gap analysis– Against ISO 14064 parts 1 or 2.
3. Guidance for Validation and Verification– Guidance the organisation for Greenhouse gas emissions assertions, claims and reports against ISO 14064 standards.
4. Training– to help you implement ISO 14064 standard into your organisation, public and in-house training is available.
5. Implementation Workshops– facilitated workshops aimed at providing training to your organisation on how to develop a process to implement and manage the Greenhouse gas emissions reporting related issues.

Contact us to embark on your journey towards sustainability and effective GHG emissions management.