strategies and technologies

GHG Protocol The Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Protocol is the most widely used international accounting tool for government and business leaders to understand, quantify, and manage greenhouse gas emissions. It provides the accounting framework for nearly every GHG standard and program in the world - from the International Standards Organization to the EU Emissions Trading Scheme to The Climate Registry - as well as hundreds of GHG inventories prepared by individual companies. Visit website >>

Carbon Disclosure Project Supply Chain Report 2008 Thirty four member companies nominated a selection of suppliers to receive a questionnaire on climate change looking at issues related to: carbon risks and opportunities, emissions reporting, reduction targets and plans, governance, supplier engagement and product lifecycles. The Supply Chain report emphasizes that effective and sustainable progress can be made so long as mutual support between businesses and suppliers continues to exist - especially as supplier margins are squeezed with increasing regulation and economic constraints. The result, the study concludes, will be marked improvement in business relationships, internal capabilities, carbon reduction, and management of critical supply risks. Read the report >>

Technical Reports

• What Can Hydrogen Bring to Energy Decarbonisation? (5,917Kb PDF)
  Claude Roulet, Schlumberger Carbon Services


• CO₂ Capture for Hydrogen (826Kb PDF)
  Tom Mikus, Shell Hydrogen


• Hydrogen from Coal ... Maybe (6,344Kb PDF)
  C. Lowell Miller, US Department of Energy


• CO₂ Geological Storage: Methodology and Risk Management Process (981Kb PDF)
  Dwight Peters, Schlumberger Carbon Services


• Plains CO Plains CO₂ Reduction Reduction (PCOR) Partnership (PCOR) Partnership: Opportunities for Carbon Carbon Management (3,754Kb PDF)
  Michael Holmes, Energy & Environmental Research Center

Case Studies

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