Webinar

The methodology behind accurate carbon accounting

April 5th, 15:00-15:45 CEST / 14:00 – 14:45 BST

Exploring the science-based method for comprehensively calculating carbon emissions.

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A reliable methodology leads to reliable calculations

Carbon calculations are only as good as the methodology used to produce them – and an insufficient methodology will lead to flawed results.

High-quality carbon accounting is built on credible, internationally-recognized scientific standards – such as the Greenhouse Gas Protocol – and should be transparent, comprehensive, and consistent.

In this webinar, we will take a deep dive into the Normative carbon accounting methodology to demonstrate how scientific accuracy in emissions calculation is achieved.

Speakers & program

The webinar will be presented by these speakers:

  • Dr.  Alexander Schmidt – Head of Science & Climate Research at Normative
  • Cassandra Julin – Head of Global PR at Normative
  • Asna Dodhy – Climate Strategy Advisor at Normative

Join the webinar to gain insights into science-based methodology for carbon accounting, including a look under the hood of Normative’s accurate, comprehensive calculation engine. The webinar will include:

  • What constitutes a high-quality carbon accounting methodology
  • An overview of Normative’s implementation of the Greenhouse Gas Protocol standards
  • An open Q&A session with Normative’s carbon accounting experts

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