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Module overview
This “self-directed” online training module on “Preparing a Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Inventory” covers the key principles of best practices for greenhouse gas inventories.
It includes recognising important factors in identifying and measuring emission sources and removals, as well as data collection processes. Students will also compare and contrast direct and indirect emissions according to the ISO14064-1:2018 and GHG Protocol standards.
Additionally, they will evaluate various calculation methods and emissions factors used in greenhouse gas inventories. The module will also involve appraising critical components of an inventory, such as its intended uses and users, boundary setting, consolidation approaches and inventory reporting.
Video duration: 4 hours approximately.
CPD: 4 points (CEP Framework)
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CEP1015: Preparing a Greenhouse Gas Inventory Module Outline (PDF)
Learning outcomes
By the end of the module, students should be able to:
- Interpret the principles behind best practice greenhouse gas inventories.
- Recognise key considerations involved in identifying and measuring emissions sources and removals and data collection.
- Compare and contrast direct and indirect emissions according to ISO14064-1:2018 and the GHG Protocol standards.
- Evaluate calculation methods and emissions factors used in greenhouse gas inventories.
- Appraise key components of a greenhouse gas inventory such as, but not limited to, intended use(s) and user(s), boundary setting and consolidation approaches, and inventory reporting.
Instructions
- To complete this module, you will need to open each lesson video by clicking the play button.
- To enable subtitle captions, hover over the bottom of the video and click CC. Click again to remove the captions.
- Each lesson is an important part of this module, it is recommended you minimise distractions while viewing the videos.
- This module includes several short gateway quizzes that need to be passed for progression.
- Once you have completed all lessons, you will have access to a completion quiz to help prepare you for the badge exam.
- There is no limit on the number of times you can access the completion quiz, we recommend you repeat the exercise until you have achieved at least 75%.
- A certificate of completion will be available if you meet or surpass the 75% threshold in the completion quiz.
Demonstrate and promote your knowledge
- This module has a matching credential which carries a verifiable digital badge. You can get the credential and the digital badge for this module by passing an online badge exam.
- Completing this module does not qualify you for the credential and badge. However, it is your best preparation for exam success.
- Your digital badge can be linked to popular social media platforms such as LinkedIn, Facebook and X.
- Clients or employers can easily verify your credential through the secure Accredible badge platform.
Certification requirements
You will achieve your full Certified Professional in CarbonTM (CPC) certification after you have:
- Received all of the required badges.
- Successfully completed an experience assessment.
- Accepted our Code of Ethics and Code of Professional Conduct and our Disciplinary procedures.
- Registered for the CEP Certification Scheme.
Copyright
All content in this module is copyright, 2025, Carbon and Energy Professionals New Zealand.
