GHGMI and the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) hosted a series of webinars and published accompanying technical briefing papers focused on GHG accounting of scope 3 emission sources for a …
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GHGMI and the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) hosted a series of webinars and published accompanying technical briefing papers focused on GHG accounting of scope 3 emission sources for a …
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The faculty at GHGMI play a crucial role in the success of our GHG accounting and management programs. The technical expertise, instructional skill, and demonstrated respect for all learners contribute …
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The GHG Management Institute presents the Distinguished Alumni Award annually to a learner who has demonstrated remarkable training achievement and has applied what they’ve learned within their professional pursuits. Please …
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“The market for power purchase agreements (PPAs) has exploded in the last decade due, in part, to non-utility entities (e.g., corporations) attempting to meet greenhouse gas (GHG) emission reduction targets. …
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“Although developing countries have compiled greenhouse gas inventories (GHGI) for over 20 years, improving national GHGI capacity remains a priority under the Paris Agreement. However, a global assessment of GHGI …
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This blog was initially published in english on carboncreditquality.org on March 20, 2024 and reposted with formatting changes. By Lambert Schneider (Oeko-Institut), Felix Fallasch (Oeko-Institut), Isabel Haase (Oeko-Institut), Hannes Böttcher (Oeko-Institut), …
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Article published on climateactiontransparency.org and reposted with no changes. By the Initiative for Climate Action Transparency (ICAT) January 26th, 2024 Cover image: Holger Woizick via Unsplash An inception workshop was organized in …
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Nothing connects us more with the GHGMI mission than hearing directly from our alumni and the ways in which, what they have learned, is being applied to real-life scenarios through …
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Do corporate power purchase agreements (PPAs) influence renewable energy investment (and therefore green power generation)? Most people would state (blindly) that they do. But, there has never been an empirical …
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