2026 Webinars and Office Hours

GHG Emissions accounting is a complex undertaking, with challenges in data collection and nuances in using appropriate estimates, emission factors, and industry averages. Our webinars and office hours are a resource for in-house teams and emissions accounting practitioners to bring their challenges and share their expertise.

Each month, we discuss a topic related to Greenhouse Gas emissions accounting based on the GHG Protocol. We will spend half the time in a webinar format and the other half discussing questions. 

Whether you are working on your first emissions inventory or improving your past inventory, join us and bring your questions.

October Webinar: GHG Emissions Reporting

Our October webinar will be our final webinar in the 2026 series. Join us as we summarize GHG emissions reporting topics covered in all our webinars. 

We will cover topics from creating your GHG inventory, collecting data, calculating emissions, setting targets and getting ready to report and disclose for regulatory requirements or responding to customers and investors.

 Please join us for our October Webinar: GHG Emissions Reporting

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Webinar Announcement

Previous Webinars & Recordings

Have questions or need help with a GHG Emissions Project?  Contact us and book a free 30 minute call.

Webinar Title Description Recording Link

February 2026: Creating and Updating GHG Emissions Inventory​

In February, at the first in our webinar series, we covered the business drivers for measuring and reporting your greenhouse gas emissions. We discussed the basics of the GHG Protocol, how emissions are calculated, and how to set up systems to collect high-quality, decision-useful data. Contact us if you want a recording of this webinar.

March 2026: Scope 3 Emissions – Part 1

In March, our focus was on calculating Scope 3 emissions. We covered Categories 1 and 2 related to Purchased Goods & Services, Category 3 – Other Energy-related emissions, Categories 5 and 12 – related to waste and product end-of-life, Category 6 – Business Travel, and Category 7 – Employee Commuting. Contact us if you want a recording of this webinar.

April 2026: Scope 3 Emissions Part2 & PCF

In April, we continued with the remaining Scope 3 emissions categories and discussed product carbon footprints. Nabha Rege covered discuss the remaining Scope 3 Emissions categories: Transportation, Leased Assets, Use of Products, Franchises, and Investments. We had a special guest, Usha Pillai, Founder of New Sky, who discussed Product Carbon Footprint and Life Cycle Assessment.

May 2026: Scope 2 Emissions – Deep Dive

In May, we took a deep dive into Scope 2 Emissions. We started with the big picture of emissions related to electricity production. We covered Scope 2 methods: location-based and market-based and the activity data and emission factors needed to calculate Scope 2 emissions. We then reviewed different contractual instruments available for market-based emission reductions, industry initiatives to help companies reduce Scope 2 emissions. Finally, we covered Scope 2 proposed updates from the GHG Protocol and SBTi

June Webinar: Making Scope 3 Emissions Fun

For our June Webinar, we have a special guest: Kelsey Anne. Kelsey’s areas of expertise include guiding cross-functional teams through their first Scope 3 inventories, culminating in a Scope 3 methodology document. She has helped many organization improve their ESG ratings. She will take us through the process of creating a “Value Chain Map” to get started with identifying relevant Scope 3 categories.

July Webinar: SBTi Corporate Net Zero Standard V2.0 Updates

In June 2026, SBTi released the latest Corporate Net Zero Standard (CNZS) V2.0. CNZS V2.0 is a full revision that consolidates the Near-Term Criteria (V5.3) and the Corporate Net-Zero Standard (V1.3.1) into a single, unified standard — covering the entire near-term and long-term decarbonization journey aligned to net zero. Webinar covers what the updates mean for your company and how to navigate the transition including: Timelines for the transition Category definition – Large and medium companies and high-income countries Base Year and Assurance Requirements in V2.0 Targets and implementation hierarchies in V2.0

August Webinar: Scope 1 Emissions – Deep Dive

Scope 1 covers a company’s direct emissions. These are the emissions that you have the most control over. In this webinar, we will cover different types of Scope 1 emissions: Stationary combustion, Mobile Combustion, Fugitive Emissions and Process Emissions. We will also discuss ways to reduce your Scope 1 emissions and latest target-setting method for Scope 1 from SBTi and the Asset Decarbonization Plan

September Webinar: New York Climate Week Updates & AI Energy and Emissions

For our September webinar, we will have a guest speaker, Usha Pillai. We will discuss measuring emissions associated with AI use and the impact of data centers on emissions. In addition to discussing some broad trends, we will address specifics like: What geographical constraints for AI training vs inference can affect emission factors? How to map the GHG Protocol Product Standard to AI’s use case? What benchmarking strategies are being used to measure AI energy usage? I also look forward to sharing news from New York Climate Week 2026!
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