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Carbon Accounting, Climate Risk Management and Greenhouse Gas Inventories

An integrated technical programme covering organisational emissions and climate-related risk. Participants build a controlled Scope 1, Scope 2 and relevant Scope 3 inventory, apply emission factors, assess physical and transition risks and connect climate findings to resilience, transition actions and financial effects.

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Duration2 days
Learning levelIntermediate to advanced · 16 learning hours
CredentialCENGSSUD Advanced Certificate in Carbon and Climate Management
Corporate deliveryAvailable for in-house cohorts
Programme purpose

Learning designed for immediate organisational application.

An integrated technical programme covering organisational emissions and climate-related risk. Participants build a controlled Scope 1, Scope 2 and relevant Scope 3 inventory, apply emission factors, assess physical and transition risks and connect climate findings to resilience, transition actions and financial effects.

Available dates

Choose the session that works for you.

22–23 October 2026Apply for this date ↗
14–15 December 2026Apply for this date ↗
Detailed two-day curriculum

Six modules, practical exercises and workplace-ready outputs.

The programme moves from core concepts to guided application. Every major module includes focused submodules and a practical exercise.

Day 1

Building a defensible corporate greenhouse-gas inventory

Module 1 — GHG accounting principles and inventory boundaries

  • Relevance, completeness, consistency, transparency and accuracy
  • Organisational boundaries and consolidation approaches
  • Operational boundaries, base year and recalculation policy

Practical application: Set the boundary and base-year rules for a sample organisation.

Module 2 — Scope 1 and Scope 2 calculation

  • Stationary combustion, mobile sources, refrigerants and process emissions
  • Purchased electricity and location- versus market-based reporting
  • Activity data, emission factors, units and global-warming potentials

Practical application: Calculate Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions from source records.

Module 3 — Scope 3 screening and value-chain inventory

  • Fifteen Scope 3 categories and relevance screening
  • Supplier, spend, distance, fuel, waste and hybrid calculation methods
  • Data-quality hierarchy, assumptions and supplier engagement

Practical application: Screen Scope 3 categories and calculate selected value-chain emissions.

Daily participant outputA defined inventory boundary and calculated Scope 1, Scope 2 and selected Scope 3 workbook.

Day 2

Climate risk, scenario analysis and transition planning

Module 4 — Inventory controls, uncertainty and disclosure

  • Data lineage, factor governance, estimates and uncertainty
  • Quality checks, review, approval and recalculation
  • GHG statement, intensity metrics and disclosure requirements

Practical application: Review and correct a flawed GHG inventory.

Module 5 — Physical and transition risk assessment

  • Hazards, exposure, vulnerability and value-chain transmission
  • Policy, market, technology, legal and reputation transition drivers
  • Time horizons, likelihood, impact and ERM integration

Practical application: Develop a risk-rated climate register.

Module 6 — Scenario analysis, targets and transition plan

  • Scenario selection, assumptions, pathways and resilience
  • Current and anticipated financial effects
  • Decarbonisation levers, targets, financed emissions and transition-plan governance

Practical application: Create a climate scenario response and prioritised transition roadmap.

Daily participant outputA quality-controlled inventory, climate-risk register and practical transition roadmap.

Who should attend

Designed for the people responsible for delivery.

  • Sustainability and climate professionals
  • Facility, fleet and operations teams
  • Finance, risk and strategy professionals
  • Energy and environmental officers
Learning outcomes

What participants will be able to do.

  • Build and quality-review a defensible GHG inventory
  • Apply emission factors and document methodology
  • Create a climate risk and scenario process
  • Translate findings into targets and a transition roadmap
Participant resources

Practical take-away tools.

  • GHG inventory workbook
  • Emission-factor control register
  • Climate risk and scenario templates
  • Transition-planning tool
Learning methodology

Technical instruction translated into practical action.

Worked calculations, source-mapping exercises, climate scenarios, data-quality review and a transition-planning lab.

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