IEA's webCO2+^®

• Empowers you by implementing your GHG calculations in a centralized application.
• Maintains your records of past and current source definitions.
• Communicates GHG performance across the company.
• Supports all calculations set forth in 40 CFR Part 98
• Supports The Climate Registry Scope 1, 2 and 3 Emissions
• Manages routine calibration and measurement data entry.
• Complete audit tracking for system configuration and operational changes
• Support for electronic reporting to the EPA every March.

Centralizing Your Greenhouse Gas Reporting Efforts

EPA Mandatory Greenhouse Gas Reporting and Climate Registry Carbon Emissions Management

Managing all of the details required in the EPA Mandatory Greenhouse Gas Reporting Rule (Part 98) is something that you want to take seriously. This involves everything from source definition and monitoring, to equation selection and reporting. Your sustainability image and your base year footprint will be part of your public record and reporting stewardship for many years.

At International Environmental Associates (IEA), we understand the need to get it right the first time. That is why we have developed the comprehensive greenhouse gas management application webCO2+^® (www.webCO2plus.com).

webCO2+^® will assure that all of your facilities are capturing relevant auditable data, centralizing the definition of your GHG emissions within one system, and have you ready to submit your electronic report every year in March. The integrated approach of webCO2+^® for management of greenhouse gas data provides an efficient process flow, centralizes control of the data used in calculating emissions, insures complete compliance documentation, supports compliance stewardship, and enables efficient electronic reporting to the EPA. The web-based platform was designed to enable plant personnel and corporate staff to implement and manage GHG calculations consistently across the entire company.

The webCO2+^® system was also designed to support the General Reporting Protocols established by The Climate Registry. This means that data used as part of the EPA Mandatory GHG Rule can be utilized to establish your overall Greenhouse Gas emission picture within accepted global protocols.