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Scope 3: Greenhouse Gases Emissions Calculation Methodology
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Scope 3: Greenhouse Gases Emissions Calculation Methodology

A practical business course focused on the application of climate risk management tools and greenhouse gas calculations.
Created byHPBS BV
Last updated 4/2023
English
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What you'll learn

  • identification of the necessary tools for calculating, optimizing and offsetting greenhouse gas emissions for the sustainable development of business
  • clarification of key issues related to regulatory features, cross-border tax, carbon reporting
  • drawing up a holistic picture of the management of low-carbon development of the company
  • ability to calculate greenhouse gas emissions using Scope 3

Course content

3 sections • 16 lectures • 1h 17m total length

  • Welcome to GHG Calculation Community!0:01
  • Scope 3 reporting guides16:14
  • Collecting data methods and instruments6:01

    Explore scope 3 data types - primary data from specific processes and secondary industry data - and apply emission factors with supplier guidance to improve GHG inventories.

  • Specific of scope 3 categories inventory and reporting6:17

    Explore the timing and minimum boundaries of scope 3 emissions across upstream and downstream value chains, using the scope 3 calculation guidance and emission factors with gwp.

  • Example of greenhouse gas calculation: part 17:27

    Explore scope three category one and two emissions, including cradle-to-gate boundaries for purchased goods and capital goods, and apply supplier-specific, hybrid, average data, and spend-based methods with epd guidance.

  • Reporting2:27

    Detail the scope three emissions reporting procedures, emphasizing transparent, required information and optional data such as supplier data, while noting biogenic CO2 is not included, and reports support sustainability goals.

  • Scope 3 tests
  • Supply Chain Management Test

Requirements

  • You will learn everything you need to know

Description

Welcome to the third module of Greenhouse Gas Emission Calculation Methodology by International Practices Course by HPBS BV company. The program was developed by HPBS experts and is part of an ecosystem of educational trainings in the field of sustainable development, green economy and reducing the ecological footprint.


Before starting this third part of our educational program we expect you to pass through Module 1 (Scope 1: Green Houses Emission Calculation Methodology) and Module 2 (Scope 2: Green Houses Emission Calculation Methodology), which you can find in our Instructor profile.

In this course you will learn about Greenhouse Gas Emission Calculation Methodology by Scope 3 and Reporting greenhouse gas emissions ( Standards and Bodies: CDP, TCFD, GRI), as well as Supply Chain Management and Optimization. With this course we discover international standards for the carbon inventory and reporting for companies and products. We go through scopes of GHG emissions and the structure of GHG reporting and talk about international initiatives which drive markets towards a more sustainable and low carbon economy.

With the first section you will study identification of Scope 3 emissions and perform calculations for Scope 3 emissions. This section provide you to apply theory to practice and work through some practice calculations of GHG emissions.

Second section reviews the basic standards for reporting greenhouse gas emissions, considered the requirements for verification of reporting, reviewed policies for managing climate risks. You will consider how to communicate your results to stakeholders, evaluated opportunities to optimize, offset the carbon footprint of the company.

Third section deals with supply chain optimization. The purpose of this module is to enable you to optimize your carbon footprint based on the entire supply chain during the production, or provision of services. We will discuss greenhouse gas legislation and regulation, supply chain and life cycle analysis, and product certification.

Who this course is for:

  • specialists involved in the calculation of the carbon footprint, LCA and EPD, risk managers

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