Updated April 9: GHG Protocol is accepting Technical Working Group (TWG) applications on a rolling basis to accommodate individuals who missed the deadline and to fill potential gaps in the composition of TWGs after the TWGs are convened. For those who already submitted an application, there is no need to resubmit. For those that missed the deadline, you may apply via this form. GHG Protocol anticipates convening Technical Working Groups towards the end of Q2 2024.  

This governance restructuring is part of GHG Protocol’s overall strategy refresh. In May 2022, GHG Protocol initiated a strategy and organizational review process, including soliciting feedback from a diverse range of stakeholders. This feedback calls for a more formalized governance process and increased transparency and speed of standards development. 

Feedback now due December 31

Final Summary of Scope 2 Guidance Survey Feedback Now Available  

GHG Protocol September Newsletter

WASHINGTON, D.C.

As a part of GHG Protocol's standards update process, we recently hosted a webinar reviewing key themes presented by stakeholders in their responses to our market-based accounting approaches survey.

GHG Protocol August Newsletter

Upcoming Webinar: Topline Findings from Market-based Accounting Approaches Survey

As a part of GHG Protocol's standards update process, we recently hosted a webinar reviewing key themes presented by stakeholders in their responses to the recently concluded Corporate Standard and Scope 3 surveys. 

This communication provides an interim update on the treatment of biomethane certificates under the GHG Protocol.

GHG Protocol July Newsletter

GHG Protocol Standards Update Process:   
Topline Findings from Corporate Standard & Scope 3 Surveys  

Summary Report of Scope 2 Guidance Survey Feedback Now Available  

Between November 2022 and March 2023,

July 19, 2023

WASHINGTON, D.C.

Status Update 

June 5, 2023 

June 1, 2023

GHG Protocol’s Land Sector and Removals Guidance builds on the Corporate Standard and Scope 3 Standard, explaining how companies should account for and report GHG emissions and removals from agricultural and forest management practices, land use change, bioenergy, carbon dioxide removal technologies, and related activities in GHG inventories.