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With the motto "towards a green economy", GREEN IN has consulted and implemented many sustainable energy solutions in 16 provinces and cities nationwide, contributing to improving the livelihoods and health of more than 20.000 people. and reduce local greenhouse gas emissions. 

We support businesses in inventorying greenhouse gases, planning to adapt to climate change towards green transformation, and implementing activities for social and environmental goals. Service packages are designed to suit the needs of businesses, ensuring the most effective inventory implementation and maximum cost savings.

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What emissions facilities must conduct greenhouse gas inventories?

Establishments that emit greenhouse gases must conduct a greenhouse gas inventory if they have annual greenhouse gas emissions from 3.000 tons of CO2 equivalent or more or fall into one of the following cases:

  • Thermal power plants and industrial production facilities with total annual energy consumption of 1.000 tons of oil equivalent (TOE) or more;
  • Freight transport companies with total annual fuel consumption of 1.000 TOE or more;
  • Commercial buildings with total annual energy consumption of 1.000 TOE or more;
  • Solid waste treatment facilities with annual operating capacity of 65.000 tons or more.

Emitting facilities must conduct a carbon inventory by sector

 

Energy

Energy production industry; energy consumption in industry, commerce, services and residential areas; coal mining; oil and natural gas exploitation.

Transportation

Energy consumption in transportation.

Build

Energy consumption in the construction industry; Industrial processes in the production of construction materials.

Industrial processes

Energy consumption in the construction industry; Industrial processes in the production of construction materials.

Agriculture, Forestry and Land Use

Breed; forestry and land use change; crop; energy consumption in agriculture, forestry and fisheries; emissions sources in agriculture.

Waste

Solid waste landfill; waste treatment using biological methods; incineration and open burning of waste; wastewater treatment and discharge.