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Greenhouse Gas Protocol Standards Workstream
Greenhouse Gas Protocol is the world’s leading authority and intern
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2024 Major Milestones for the GHG Protocol
Over the last year, Greenhouse Gas Protocol has reached a number of major milestones.
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GHG Protocol Newsletter: October 2024
GHG Protocol Newsletter: October 2024
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Updated Overview of GHG Protocol Integration in Regulatory Climate Disclosure Rules
November 4, 2024
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Ensuring Transparency and Accountability in Standard Setting: GHG Protocol’s Strengthened Governance Model
As announced in November of 2023, GHG Protocol is refining its governance model to meet the needs of a rapidly changing GHG accounting an
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Overview of GHG Protocol Integration in Regulatory Climate Disclosure Rules
Updated November 4, 2024: After consultation with our ecosystem partners, GHG Protocol released an updated version of this resource.
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GHG Protocol Releases Scope 3 Survey Draft Summary Report and Proposal Summary
Scope 3 Survey Draft Summary Report and Proposal Summary
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Technical Working Group Nominations Update
| Update: Please note GHG Protocol is accepting applications for Technical Working Groups until J |
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What Are Greenhouse Gas Accounting and Corporate Climate Disclosures? 6 Questions, Answered
The origin of greenhouse gas (GHG) accounting dates to the late 1990s, but interest has grown exponentially in the past few years with the proliferation of both voluntary and more recently, mandatory corporate climate disclosure initiatives.
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Inventory and Project Accounting: A Comparative Review
In 1998, WRI and WBCSD formed a partnership to develop the Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Protocol Corporate Standard, published in 2001 and revised in 2004, and the GHG Protocol for Project Accounting (Project Protocol), published in 2005. These standards provide two methods to account for emissions, respectively: entity-level GHG inventory accounting, which describes how to quantify and allocate an organization’s share of emissions to the atmosphere, and project-based GHG accounting, which describes how to evaluate emissions effects of a project relative to a counterfactual baseline scenario without the project.
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