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Introductory course in CO₂ reporting

Basic knowledge for starting a career as a sustainability manager and for interface positions

In this seminar, prospective sustainability managers and people in interface functions gain essential knowledge of the Greenhouse gas collection and reporting. Understand the necessary processes and technical terms relating to corporate and product carbon footprint (CCF and PCF) in order to act confidently in professional dialog with colleagues, clients and partners.

  • 3-hour online seminar
  • Training certificate and illustrative handout

Dates to choose from

📆 Wednesday, April 02 | 10.00-13.00h
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First-time participants

460,00 € plus 19% VAT

Reduced price for each additional participant from the same company

190,00 € plus 19% VAT

contents

the seminar at a glance

Target group
  • Newcomers to the field of CO2 reporting who are preparing for a position in sustainability management
  • Experts from other specialist areas (ESG consulting, auditing, accounting, purchasing, energy management, etc.) who would like to expand their knowledge in the interface to the area of CO2 reporting
Contents of the online seminar
  1. Definition and causes of greenhouse gas emissions and climate change.
  2. Greenhouse Gas Protocol standards for greenhouse gas accounting.
  3. Differences between corporate and product carbon footprint.
  4. Target groups for emissions data: Regulatory bodies (e.g. through CSRD), business partners, banks, end customers.
  5. CO2 management process in companies.
  6. Detailed explanation of Scope 1, 2 and 3 and their interdependence in global emissions chains.
  7. Mapping of data from the value chain with reasonable effort.
  8. Composition of the product carbon footprint.
  9. Procedure for calculating emissions, application of emission factors and lifecycle assessment software.

Goals

Learning objectives

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You act confidently in professional dialog with colleagues, clients and partners

Prepare for a confident performance in your new position as sustainability manager or in an interface function, e.g. in consulting, accounting, purchasing, auditing or energy management.

You know the key terms and processes of CO₂ reporting

Understand the key technical terms, abbreviations and processes used in CO₂-reporting. Explore the methods for recording, calculating and analyzing corporate and product carbon footprints.

You understand the strategic importance for companies

Understand why the CO₂-reporting is not only a legal obligation, but also a central aspect of the corporate strategy in the area of sustainability.

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process

course of the seminar

Duration from 9.00 a.m. to 1.00 p.m.

10.00 a.m. | Introduction: short technical check, presentation of the seminar donors and the topic

10.10 a.m. | Part 1

  • 1. definition and causes of greenhouse gas emissions and climate change
  • 2. standards of the Greenhouse Gas Protocol for greenhouse gas accounting
  • 3. differences between corporate and product carbon footprint
  • 4. target groups for emissions data: Regulatory bodies (e.g. through CSRD), business partners, banks, end customers
  • 5. process of corporate carbon footprint (CCF) management in companies

10-minute coffee break

approx. 11.30 a.m. | Part 2

  • 6. scope 1, 2 and 3 and their interdependence in global emissions chains
  • 7. mapping of data from the value chain with reasonable effort
  • 8. survey of the product carbon footprint (PCF)
  • 9. procedure for calculating emissions, application of emission factors and lifecycle assessment software

13.00 hrs | End of the event

 

details

Participation details

Technical requirements

  • stable internet connection, current browser version, microphone and speakers or headset

Technical process

After registering, you will receive your access link for Microsoft Teams. You can join via the desktop app or as a guest via your browser. Please check in advance whether you can join the meeting.

Please be on time at the beginning because the seminar starts with important contents.

We recommend participating on a laptop, as technology is limited when participating on a mobile device. The webinar will be conducted via Microsoft Teams. Please check that your camera and microphone are working.

Plan 3 hours for the appointment and block it directly in your calendar.

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About Green Vision Solutions

Why we are the right partner for knowledge transfer on CO₂ reporting

Green Vision Solutions is a renowned family business based in Mannheim and a reliable partner in greenhouse gas reporting with a focus on the collection of Corporate Carbon Footprints (CCF) across Scope 1, 2 and 3. Based on many years of practical project experience and a TÜV Rheinland certified process, we deliver sustainable knowledge and solutions for companies in production, trade and services.

Our seminars and e-learning courses are valued by sustainability consultants, auditors, and corporate sustainability managers. They are practice-oriented and provide in-depth knowledge for practical application.

Experts with pedagogical know-how

Our high-quality knowledge packages are created by our experienced team. As experts in the field of GHG reporting, we have successfully managed numerous client projects. This guarantees you practical knowledge combined with pedagogical expertise.

Join our network of knowledge seekers and expand your expertise and competence with reliable and practical resources.

Practical methodology with TÜV certification

Our knowledge packages offer practical insights illustrated with concrete examples to help you understand GHG reporting methodologies.

Our methodology's compliance with the Greenhouse Gas Protocol is certified by TÜV Rheinland. Each element underwent a rigorous testing process lasting several months and received official certification. This ensures that you can rely on proven and trustworthy methods.

564 participants in seminars and e-learning courses in 2024

Our online seminars regularly offer high-quality training on CO2 management, focusing on GHG methodology and CSRD. These events provide a dynamic learning environment. Over 700 participants from more than 400 companies in the DACH region have already benefited from our online seminars, underscoring the trust placed in our training programs.

Our seminars offer practical insights to support companies in the changing sustainability landscape.

ACTING NOW IS WORTH IT

When it comes to sustainability or ecological viability, climate change and human influence on it are central, as in hardly any other area can environmental impacts be measured and documented so well with figures. The indicator here is anthropogenic emissions, i.e., greenhouse gas emissions caused by humans that contribute to global warming.

What does this mean in the context of sustainable business? Every company should keep its greenhouse gas emissions – which are unavoidable in the provision of business services – as low as possible. Sustainable business cannot be achieved at the push of a button, but a continuous optimization process based on ecological indicators is the crucial approach.

By recording the greenhouse gas emissions generated by your company, product, or service, you can identify potential for emission reduction. This enables you to optimize your processes and also save costs. You communicate to your customers and suppliers that you take responsibility for the emissions for which you are responsible. This allows you to build trust and adapt to the requirements of your business partners.

Acting now is worthwhile

Knowing your emissions will prepare you for predictable, more stringent regulatory requirements, such as increasing greenhouse gas emissions taxes or the mandatory implementation of investment-intensive measures. Incorporating this component into your corporate risk management is essential in the long term.

Due to the ongoing societal demand for climate protection, even the European Central Bank, under Christine Lagarde, has now embarked on the inevitable course of preferentially allocating capital to companies that demonstrably address climate protection. The same trend is evident in the capital flow of large asset managers, such as BlackRock. In a letter to his CEOs, its chairman, Larry Fink, wrote that companies that do not address environmental issues seriously and transparently are no longer viable and will therefore no longer be invested in.

Therefore, pursuing climate protection professionally and verifiably as a company is inevitable in the near future. If your company is among the first to address this situation, you will establish a pioneering effect that prepares you for compliance with foreseeable legal requirements, results in lower capital costs in the long term, and guarantees market advantages!

ACTING NOW IS WORTH IT

When it comes to sustainability or ecological viability, climate change and human influence on it are central, as in hardly any other area can environmental impacts be measured and documented so well with figures. The indicator here is anthropogenic emissions, i.e., greenhouse gas emissions caused by humans that contribute to global warming.

What does this mean in the context of sustainable business? Every company should keep its greenhouse gas emissions – which are unavoidable in the provision of business services – as low as possible. Sustainable business cannot be achieved at the push of a button, but a continuous optimization process based on ecological indicators is the crucial approach.

By recording the greenhouse gas emissions generated by your company, product, or service, you can identify potential for emission reduction. This enables you to optimize your processes and also save costs. You communicate to your customers and suppliers that you take responsibility for the emissions for which you are responsible. This allows you to build trust and adapt to the requirements of your business partners.

Acting now is worthwhile

Knowing your emissions will prepare you for predictable, more stringent regulatory requirements, such as increasing greenhouse gas emissions taxes or the mandatory implementation of investment-intensive measures. Incorporating this component into your corporate risk management is essential in the long term.

Due to the ongoing societal demand for climate protection, even the European Central Bank, under Christine Lagarde, has now embarked on the inevitable course of preferentially allocating capital to companies that demonstrably address climate protection. The same trend is evident in the capital flow of large asset managers, such as BlackRock. In a letter to his CEOs, its chairman, Larry Fink, wrote that companies that do not address environmental issues seriously and transparently are no longer viable and will therefore no longer be invested in.

Therefore, pursuing climate protection professionally and verifiably as a company is inevitable in the near future. If your company is among the first to address this situation, you will establish a pioneering effect that prepares you for compliance with foreseeable legal requirements, results in lower capital costs in the long term, and guarantees market advantages!

ACTING NOW IS WORTH IT

When it comes to sustainability or ecological viability, climate change and human influence on it are central, as in hardly any other area can environmental impacts be measured and documented so well with figures. The indicator here is anthropogenic emissions, i.e., greenhouse gas emissions caused by humans that contribute to global warming.

What does this mean in the context of sustainable business? Every company should keep its greenhouse gas emissions – which are unavoidable in the provision of business services – as low as possible. Sustainable business cannot be achieved at the push of a button, but a continuous optimization process based on ecological indicators is the crucial approach.

By recording the greenhouse gas emissions generated by your company, product, or service, you can identify potential for emission reduction. This enables you to optimize your processes and also save costs. You communicate to your customers and suppliers that you take responsibility for the emissions for which you are responsible. This allows you to build trust and adapt to the requirements of your business partners.

Acting now is worthwhile

Knowing your emissions will prepare you for predictable, more stringent regulatory requirements, such as increasing greenhouse gas emissions taxes or the mandatory implementation of investment-intensive measures. Incorporating this component into your corporate risk management is essential in the long term.

Due to the ongoing societal demand for climate protection, even the European Central Bank, under Christine Lagarde, has now embarked on the inevitable course of preferentially allocating capital to companies that demonstrably address climate protection. The same trend is evident in the capital flow of large asset managers, such as BlackRock. In a letter to his CEOs, its chairman, Larry Fink, wrote that companies that do not address environmental issues seriously and transparently are no longer viable and will therefore no longer be invested in.

Therefore, pursuing climate protection professionally and verifiably as a company is inevitable in the near future. If your company is among the first to address this situation, you will establish a pioneering effect that prepares you for compliance with foreseeable legal requirements, results in lower capital costs in the long term, and guarantees market advantages!

ACTING NOW IS WORTH IT

When it comes to sustainability or ecological viability, climate change and human influence on it are central, as in hardly any other area can environmental impacts be measured and documented so well with figures. The indicator here is anthropogenic emissions, i.e., greenhouse gas emissions caused by humans that contribute to global warming.

What does this mean in the context of sustainable business? Every company should keep its greenhouse gas emissions – which are unavoidable in the provision of business services – as low as possible. Sustainable business cannot be achieved at the push of a button, but a continuous optimization process based on ecological indicators is the crucial approach.

By recording the greenhouse gas emissions generated by your company, product, or service, you can identify potential for emission reduction. This enables you to optimize your processes and also save costs. You communicate to your customers and suppliers that you take responsibility for the emissions for which you are responsible. This allows you to build trust and adapt to the requirements of your business partners.

Acting now is worthwhile

Knowing your emissions will prepare you for predictable, more stringent regulatory requirements, such as increasing greenhouse gas emissions taxes or the mandatory implementation of investment-intensive measures. Incorporating this component into your corporate risk management is essential in the long term.

Due to the ongoing societal demand for climate protection, even the European Central Bank, under Christine Lagarde, has now embarked on the inevitable course of preferentially allocating capital to companies that demonstrably address climate protection. The same trend is evident in the capital flow of large asset managers, such as BlackRock. In a letter to his CEOs, its chairman, Larry Fink, wrote that companies that do not address environmental issues seriously and transparently are no longer viable and will therefore no longer be invested in.

Therefore, pursuing climate protection professionally and verifiably as a company is inevitable in the near future. If your company is among the first to address this situation, you will establish a pioneering effect that prepares you for compliance with foreseeable legal requirements, results in lower capital costs in the long term, and guarantees market advantages!

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