12.20.2024
Greenhouse Gas Emissions Protocol and cogeneration
Emissions treatment
The Greenhouse Gas Emissions Protocol (GHG) defines global standards for the measurement, management and reporting of greenhouse gas emissions, providing a framework for mitigation strategies. This protocol is a versatile tool used by public and private companies worldwide to monitor and communicate their emissions. The GHG Protocol is also applied when talking about cogeneration, as Jim Freihaut from Onsite Energy Technical Assistance Partnerships (TAPs) reminds us in this interview.
Original language: English
Origin: USA
Speaker
Jim Freihaut
Director, Mid-Atlantic CHP TAP
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