Training in climate and low-carbon initiatives
With AFNOR Compétences, learn about low-carbon approaches and decarbonization
The highlights of our training offerings on climate action and low-carbon initiatives
- An approach focused on LCAs and emissions by scopes
- The expertise of the Bilan Carbone® method
- How to become a certified consultant or evaluator
Why should you learn about climate and low-carbon initiatives?
AFNOR Compétences offers training programs designed to help you gain an understanding of the challenges and markets associated with decarbonization, learn about the various methods and standards related to carbon accounting and life cycle analysis, build your teams’ skills in corporate carbon management, and, finally, integrate a financial approach into your decarbonization strategy.
You can also receive training in the Bilan Carbone® method. This is because the calculation of a greenhouse gas emissions inventory is based on a standardized methodology. The standard NF EN ISO 14064-1 outlines the various scopes to be considered for a single activity as follows:
- direct emissions (Scope 1)
- associated emissions (Scope 2)
- indirect emissions (Scope 3)
With AFNOR Compétences, you can receive training in:
Why Choose AFNOR Compétences
- The specialist in training on standardized methods
- A variety of training formats, including in-person and online options
- Intra-company or inter-company sessions
- Many training courses eligible for the CPF
- Certification courses
Decarbonization: Key Challenges and the Regulatory Landscape
Factor 4, carbon neutrality, Green Deal, Fit for 55, BEGES, SNBC… It’s hard to make sense of Europe’s and France’s roadmap for decarbonization by 2050! Marion Ripaux and Philippe Lamy, respectively business developer and project manager for AFNOR Energies, explain in detail the commitments to reduce greenhouse gas emissions—which are responsible for the ongoing climate crisis—and the specific scope of these commitments. They also review some of the tools needed to measure emissions, such as the GHG emissions inventory, and the measures in place to develop an emissions reduction plan.
