Introduction to Greenhouse Gas Reporting and S-Carbon Operation Procedure
About this eLearning pathway
Corporate-level greenhouse gas (GHG) management has become more and more important for various organizations to achieve their climate ambition and meet regulatory compliance.
In this online class, you will learn about the basics of GHG, which is the foundation of quantifying and reporting GHG emissions and removals for corporate-level activities.
Next, you will also learn about the operation procedure for S-Carbon, a powerful digital carbon emissions data management platform that helps you and your corporate to compute entire value-chain GHG emissions. The course content will be available in the form of interactive lessons and video lectures.
The topics covered in this class include:
- Why do we quantify/report on GHG emissions?
- Principles for quantifying GHG emissions
- How to report GHG emissions?
- What are organizational boundaries and operational boundaries?
- S-Carbon Operation Procedure
Course Outline:
| Module/Subject(s) | Description of the Module/Subject |
| Introduction to GHG reporting | A brief introduction to GHG reporting |
| Background of S-Carbon | A brief introduction to S-Carbon and its key features |
| Operation Procedure of S-Carbon | A step-by-step operational guidance on S-Carbon to managing company information, supplier accounts, activity data input, activity data record, annual report, intensity maintenance, trial calculation tool, GHG reduction target setting, GHG emissions result analysis tool, etc. |
| Technical Support | Contact of technical support team |
By the end of the course, you will have a solid understanding of greenhouse gas basics, be able to apply this knowledge to establish greenhouse gas inventories and reporting for organization through S-Carbon platform, and make informed decisions about reducing your own carbon footprint.
eLearning Pathway
Complete each phase in sequence to earn your certification.
Introduction to Greenhouse Gas Reporting
S-Carbon Operating Procedure