By providing easy-to-use and step-by-step methodology to address GHG emissions, this methods book will benefit all practitioners in GHG management with its essential guidelines for accurately calculating and verifying GHG emissions from various sources.
In so doing, it also evaluates the various alternatives for GHG reduction and managing GHG projects.
An essential book that should be on every chemical industry shelf.
In so doing, it also evaluates the various alternatives for GHG reduction and managing GHG projects.
An essential book that should be on every chemical industry shelf.
Table of Contents
INTRODUCTIONGREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS AND ANTHROPOGENIC SOURCES
Greenhouse Effect
Greenhouse Gases
Global Warming Potential
Greenhouse Gas Sources
Direct and In-Direct GHG Emissions
REGULATORY AND VOLUNTARY DRIVERS FOR GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS
Regulatory Drivers
Voluntary Drivers
PLANNING FOR DETERMINATION OF GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS
Geographic Boundaries
Organizational Boundaries
Operational Boundaries or Greenhouse Gas Emission Sources
DETERMINATION OF ACCURATE AND VERIFIABLE GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS
Direct Measurement of Greenhouse Gases
Calculating Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Data Quality and Accuracy
GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS REPORTING AND VERIFICATION
GHG Reporting Requirements
GHG Reporting Basic Principles
Baseline Studiy
Preparation for Third Party Verification
GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS REDUCTION AND PROJECT MANAGEMENT
Mitigation
Offsets
CARBON FOOT PRINTING
CONCLUSIONS
