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Carbon Auditing Professional – CAP Overview
The increase in greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions is the main cause of climate change’s significant global issue. These emissions, which comprise 82% CO2, 9% methane, 6% N2O, and 3% other fluorinated gases, have been increasing since 2012. To combat this, countries with high GHG emissions have implemented measures to improve energy efficiency.
However, to combat the effects of climate change and austerity, continuous efforts to reduce GHG emissions through legal and technical methods are required. Governments should also synchronize laws, standards, and tools to protect the environment against public nuisances and private interference. The construction industry has played a significant role in increasing GHG emissions.
The objective of the Carbon Auditing Professional—CAP Overview training program is to furnish participants with the necessary foundational understanding, principles, direction, and resources to conduct and manage carbon audits effectively.
Carbon dioxide (CO2) and other greenhouse gases are released as a result of power generation, transportation, and other industrial and commercial activities, which worsens global environmental impacts.
Corporates should adopt carbon-reducing measures immediately to address environmental issues. Conducting a carbon audit is crucial for identifying carbon emissions sources and quantifying environmental impact. Energy consumption is a significant contributor to carbon emissions, so incorporating energy-conservation practices can help to minimize carbon footprints.
Energy professionals who wish to assist their organization in realizing the additional benefits of greenhouse gas (GHG) reduction—including cost avoidance, risk mitigation, competitiveness, productivity and operations, shareholder value, community engagement, and branding—will find this program to be an ideal fit.
Krishnaji Pawar, an accomplished sustainability specialist with expertise in smart city development, sustainable design strategy development, environmental impact assessment, green building certification (LEED, GSAS, etc.), energy usage modeling, greenhouse gas accounting, and emissions management, developed the Carbon Auditing Professional (CAP) Overview training.
Learning Objectives
- The Course Overview and Introduction
- Recognizing the Origins of Carbon Accounting
- Acquire knowledge of the fundamentals of carbon accounting.
- Learn more about the Kyoto Protocol and beyond.
- Professional certification for carbon auditing
- Learn about corporate GHG inventories’ business applications.
- Sample questions for the Carbon Auditing Professional Exam
- Description and Resources
Carbon Auditing Professionals’ Role
- Assist companies and organizations in reducing their carbon footprint.
- Understand the principles of the Paris climate agreement, the Kyoto Protocol, and other guidelines.
- Interpret current trends and legal requirements.
- Conduct carbon audits and emission inventories.
- Identify reduction opportunities.
- Set up a GHG emissions management program.
- Report carbon emissions in compliance with international standards.
- Structure financing and marketing to maximize project success.
The CAP Overview course provides the origins of carbon accounting, the fundamentals of carbon accounting, Kyoto Protocol and beyond, professional certification for carbon auditing, business applications of corporate GHG inventories, and AEE’s carbon auditing professional exam with 100 sample questions.
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Course Content
Section 1: Introduction and Course Outline
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