Greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions verification is an essential process for ensuring the accuracy and reliability of reported emissions data, particularly in the context of regulatory compliance, voluntary reporting, and carbon trading. It allows governments and other organizations with a comprehensive framework for quantifying, monitoring, reporting, and verifying greenhouse gas emissions and removals. These standards are designed to support organizations in participating in both mandatory and voluntary programs. In order to verify GHG emission, an organization’s GHG emissions inventory must be independently assessed by a qualified third-party verifier in compliance with ISO 14064-3. It provides guidance for all phases of the verification process, including planning, conducting, evaluating, and reporting. The aim is to provide assurance that the reported data is complete, consistent, transparent, accurate, and in accordance with relevant standards or regulations.
Related Links
- Complaint and Appeal process
- Impartiality Commitment
- Information about the GHG Verification Process
- List of Verification Activities (Note: The accreditation mentioned in the “List of Verification Activities” has not yet got and it is under application process.)
- Validation and Verification Terms and Conditions
