SCC 104-Carbon Accounting and Offsetting

Service Description

 Introduction to Carbon Accounting: Explaining how companies track their carbon footprint to fight climate change.  Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Inventory: Organizations use accepted techniques to compile their GHG emissions data.  Emission Scopes: Learn about the different ranges of carbon emissions: primary, indirect, and supply chain emissions.  Data Collection and Management: Organizations need methods to gather and handle data about carbon emissions.  Carbon Footprint Calculations: Techniques for detecting how much carbon an organization produces.  Standards and Protocols: Businesses use GHG Protocol and ISO 14064 standards to properly track carbon emissions.  Reporting and Disclosure: Organizations need to share their information about carbon emissions with external stakeholders.  Verification and Assurance: We have methods to check and validate data about carbon emissions.  Case Studies: We present real-world success stories about carbon accounting mastery.  Tools and Software: This section shows the tools and programs to help businesses measure their carbon footprint. Carbon Offsetting  Introduction to Carbon Offsetting: These sections explain the introductory concepts of carbon offsetting and describe its important role as a climate mitigation strategy.  Types of Carbon Offsets: Companies choose renewable energy developmentreforestation and methane trapping to offset their carbon emissions.  Project Development: Projects require specific development steps to succeed.  Standards and Certification: Companies use recognized offset certification platforms the Verified Carbon Standard (VCS) and the Gold Standard to validate their projects.  Buying and Selling Carbon Offsets: You can participate in the carbon offset business by trading these assets.  Market Dynamics: Analyzing how supply and demand work within the carbon offset marketplace.  Evaluating Offset Projects: To measure offset project worth and trustworthy status we need to follow these requirements.  Co-Benefits: Investigating the environmental and social benefits beyond what carbon offset projects primarily achieve.  Case Studies: We showcase proven examples of carbon offset projects that have demonstrated success.  Future Trends: A review of current trends and potential growth directions for carbon offset markets.