Dual Carbon Training Services

(I) Target Participants

Personnel engaged in climate change response, product carbon footprint management, carbon emission accounting/verification, and related work, including those from relevant industrial parks, enterprises and public institutions, owners of voluntary greenhouse gas emission reduction projects, corporate ESG specialists, factory environmental protection managers, and junior technical staff from consulting agencies; teachers, students (from universities, vocational colleges, technical schools, etc.), and researchers from schools, research institutes, enterprises, and public institutions involved in green and low-carbon technology economic management and research; and other individuals interested in pursuing work related to climate change response, product carbon footprint, carbon emission accounting/verification, and related fields.

(II) Training Program Types

1. Foundation Program

◆ Corporate ESG Specialists, Factory Environmental Protection Managers

◆ Junior Technical Staff from Consulting Agencies

◆ Required Knowledge: Fundamental logic of carbon accounting, data collection methods

2. Advanced Program

◆ Third-party Verifiers, Certification Body Auditors

◆ Government Low-carbon Regulatory Personnel

◆ Required Knowledge: Verification process design, report compliance review

(III) Core Training Modules and Content

◆ Module 1: Policy and Standard Systems

● International Standards: ISO 14067 Carbon Footprint, ISO 14064 Organizational Level Accounting, etc.

● Domestic Specifications: GB/T 24067-2024 Quantification Guidelines, CNAS Accreditation Schemes, etc.

● Policy Dynamics: Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), etc.

◆ Module 2: Practical Technical Key Points

System Boundary Definition

● Distinguishing between "Cradle-to-Gate" (B2B) and "Cradle-to-Grave" (B2C) boundaries

● Key cut-off criteria (emission sources >1% must be included)

Data Collection and Quality Management

● Acquisition pathways for activity data (primary) and emission factors (secondary)

● Application of industry-specific factor databases (e.g., power, chemical industries)

Verification Risk Control

● Identification of material misstatements (e.g., data anomalies >5%)

● Compliance management of outsourced activities (contracting/reporting rights cannot be outsourced)

◆ Module 3: Case Studies and Tools

Industry-specific Exercises

● Power Industry: Carbon footprint accounting for 9 types of power generation methods (CEC Association Standard)

● Manufacturing: Application of PCR rules for special fibers/epoxy resins

Tool Application Practice

● Hands-on database application

● Comparative analysis of differences between EU PEF and domestic standards

Note: Specific training courses are subject to the actual arrangements of the current session.

(IV) Training Schedule

Continuous enrollment with rolling start dates. Classes commence once capacity (30 participants) is reached. Class schedules are arranged based on the order of registration, and specific start dates will be notified separately.