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Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Accounting, Calculation & Reporting

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Duration

1–2 Days

Mode

In-House (On-site)

Group Size

12–20 participants

HRD Corp

Claimable

Language

English or Bahasa Malaysia

Measure Emissions. Report Credibly. Reduce Meaningfully.
 

Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Accounting, Calculation & Reporting

Your organisation has made carbon reduction commitments — but the team responsible for GHG reporting is calculating emissions inconsistently, using outdated emission factors, and producing disclosures that couldn't withstand independent verification.

Participants develop a rigorous, methodology-compliant approach to GHG accounting — from boundary setting and data collection through to emissions calculation, scope classification, and disclosure under recognised reporting frameworks. Organisations produce credible, auditable GHG inventories that support genuine climate action rather than reputational risk.

Key Outcomes
  • Set organisational and operational boundaries using the GHG Protocol Corporate Standard
  • Calculate Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions using appropriate emission factors and activity data
  • Produce a GHG inventory report aligned to Bursa Malaysia, CDP, or customer disclosure requirements
  • Identify emission reduction opportunities and set science-aligned or internal reduction targets
What Makes it Different
  • Live GHG Calculation Exercise: participants calculate Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions using their own organisation's operational data
  • Malaysia-specific emission factors and Bursa reporting requirements applied throughout
  • GHG Inventory Template: a pre-structured calculation workbook ready for immediate organisational deployment
Calculation exercises and emission factor selection can be calibrated to your industry's specific emission sources — energy, process, fugitive, transportation, or supply chain — and your reporting framework obligations.
Strong demand from listed companies, manufacturers, and export-oriented businesses subject to customer or investor carbon disclosure requirements — delivered to EHS, sustainability, and finance teams across energy, manufacturing, and property sectors.