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August 2, 2016 in Webinar Series by Tom Baumann

Webinar: Introduction to the Assessing Low Carbon Transition (ACT) Initiative

In this short 30-minute webinar, GHGMI host, Tom Baumann, introduces his guests, John Hekman (CDP) and Thomas Gourdon (ADEME), who provide an overview of the ACT initiative. The ACT project includes development a methodology framework and three (3) sector methodologies, which are being piloted by companies in the auto manufacturers, electric utilities and retail sectors. Launched at COP21 in Paris, December 2015, the ACT project takes a holistic view of a company’s operational impacts and supply chain, in measuring and assessing its alignment with a low-carbon transition to 2050.

This webinar provides:

  • An introduction to the ACT project,
  • A question and answer session with guest speakers, and
  • More information about an online public consultation period for the project.

To view the August 10th, 2016 recording, click HERE.

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    Ralph Torrie
    August 4, 2016 AT 8:55AM

    I am very interested in this initiative and particularly the possibilities for collaboration with a related business initiative I am leading in Canada that provides SWOT analaysis against a range of energy/climate scenarios to firms on a subscription basis. My schedule will not allow me to attend the webinar next week — will it be recorded for later viewing? Regardless, it may be worthwhile to schedule an exploratory conversation sometime soon. — Ralph Torrie.

  • Reply
    Tom Baumann
    August 5, 2016 AT 8:03PM

    Thanks for your comment Ralph. I look forward to meet up with you next week to discuss your interest in the ACT project.

  • Reply
    Erika
    August 9, 2016 AT 1:28PM

    Looking forward to learn more about this topic.

    Erika

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