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Greenhouse Gas Protocol

Policy and Action Standard

List of Tools and Methods

Status: Draf
Version: 1.0
Updated: 2-Apr-13

This list of resources is intended to help users implement the GHG Protocol Policy and Action Standard. The spreadsheet c
sorted by sector and type of resource. This list is not exhaustive and the inclusion of a resource in this list does not constit
an endorsement by the GHG Protocol.
Some of the data and methods employed in these resources may not be consistent with the GHG Protocol standards. Befo
using a resource, its documentation should be reviewed for transparency, completeness, and applicability to the Policy an
Action Standard.
Please refer to the corresponding website of the resource to review source documentation and additional information.

We welcome additions and modifications to this list. If you have any suggestions, please email David Rich drich@wri.org.
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Tool or Method Author

2004 IPCC Good Practice Guidance for Land Intergovernmental Panel on Climate
Use, Land Use Change, and Forestry Change

2006 IPCC Guidelines for National Greenhouse Intergovernmental Panel on Climate


Gas Inventories Change

2006 IPCC Guidelines for National Greenhouse Intergovernmental Panel on Climate


Gas Inventories Change
Volume 3: Industrial Processes

2006 IPCC Guidelines for National Greenhouse Intergovernmental Panel on Climate


Gas Inventories Change
Volume 5: Waste

2006 IPCC Guidelines for National Greenhouse


Gas Inventories, Volume 4: Agriculture, Intergovernmental Panel on Climate
Forestry Change
and Other Land Use
A Core Framework and Scenario for Deep GHG Lazarus, M., Chandler, C. and
Reductions at the City Scale Erickson, P.

A guide to life-cycle greenhouse gas (GHG) Daniel Weisse


emissions from electric supply technologies

A multi-criteria evaluation method for climate


Kondari and Mavrakis
change mitigation policy instruments

ACM0001: Landfill gas project activities UNFCCC CDM

ACM0005 : Increasing the blend in cement UNFCCC CDM


production

ACM0009: Industrial fuel switching from coal UNFCCC CDM


or petroleum fuels to natural gas

ACM0014: Mitigation of greenhouse gas


emissions from treatment of industrial UNFCCC CDM
wastewater

ACM0015 : Consolidated baseline and


monitoring methodology for project activities
using alternative raw materials that do not UNFCCC CDM
contain carbonates for clinker manufacturing
in cement kilns
ACM0016: Mass Rapid Transit Projects --- UNFCCC CDM
Version 3.0.0
ACM0019: N2O abatement from nitric acid UNFCCC CDM
production
ACM0022: Alternative waste treatment
UNFCCC CDM
processes
Addressing the rebound effect BIO

Advanced Light-Duty Powertrain and Hybrid US EPA


Analysis (ALPHA) Tool

AM0017 : Steam system efficiency


improvement by replacing steam traps and UNFCCC CDM
returning condensate
AM0018: Baseline methodology for steam UNFCCC CDM
optimization systems

AM0021 : Decomposition of N2O from existing UNFCCC CDM


adipic acid production plants

AM0025: Avoided emissions from organic


waste through alternative waste treatment UNFCCC CDM
processes
AM0027: Substitution of CO2 from fossil or
mineral origin by CO2 from renewable UNFCCC CDM
resources in production of inorganic
compounds
AM0028: Catalytic N2O destruction in the tail
gas of nitric acid or caprolactam production UNFCCC CDM
plants
AM0030 : PFC emission reduction from anode
effect mitigation at primary aluminium UNFCCC CDM
smelting facilities
AM0031 Large-scale Methodology: Bus rapid UNFCCC CDM
transit projects, Version 05.0.0.

AM0034: Catalytic reduction of N2O inside the UNFCCC CDM


ammonia burner of nitric acid plants

AM0038 : Improved electrical energy


efficiency of an existing submerged electric arc UNFCCC CDM
furnace used for the production of SiMn

AM0039 : Methane emissions reduction from


organic waste water and bioorganic solid UNFCCC CDM
waste using co-composting

AM0044: Energy efficiency improvement


projects: boiler rehabilitation or replacement UNFCCC CDM
in industrial and district heating sectors

AM0050: Feed switch in integrated Ammonia- UNFCCC CDM


urea manufacturing industry
AM0051 : Secondary catalytic N2O destruction
in nitric acid plants UNFCCC CDM

AM0053: Biogenic methane injection to a UNFCCC CDM


natural gas distribution grid
AM0054 : Energy efficiency improvement of a
boiler by introducing oil/water emulsion UNFCCC CDM
technology
AM0056: Efficiency improvement by boiler
replacement or rehabilitation and optional UNFCCC CDM
fuel switch in fossil fuel-fired steam boiler
systems
AM0057: Avoided emissions from biomass
wastes through use as feed stock in pulp and UNFCCC CDM
paper production
AM0059: Reduction in GHGs emission from UNFCCC CDM
primary aluminium smelters
AM0063: Recovered of CO2 from tail gas in
industrial facilities to substitute the use of UNFCCC CDM
fossil fuels for production of CO2

AM0065: Replacement of SF6 with alternate UNFCCC CDM


cover gas in the magnesium industry

AM0068: Improved energy efficiency by UNFCCC CDM


modifying ferroalloy production facility

AM0069: Biogenic methane as a feedstock and UNFCCC CDM


fuel for town gas production

AM0073: GHG emission reductions through


multi-site manure collection and treatment in UNFCCC CDM
a central plant

AM0075: Collection, processing and supply of UNFCCC CDM


biogas to end-users for production of heat

AM0078: Reduction of SF6 emissions in LCD


UNFCCC CDM
screen manufacturing operations

AM0079: Prevention of SF6 venting following UNFCCC CDM


tests of Gas insulated electrical equipment

AM0080: Mitigation of greenhouse gases


emissions with treatment of wastewater in UNFCCC CDM
aerobic wastewater treatment plants
AM0083: Avoidance of landfill gas emissions UNFCCC CDM
by in-situ aeration of landfills
AM0088: Air separation using cryogenic
energy recovered from the vaporization of UNFCCC CDM
LNG

AM0092: Substitution of PFC gases for


cleaning Chemical Vapour Deposition (CVD) UNFCCC CDM
reactors in the semiconductor industry

AM0093: Avoidance of landfill gas emissions UNFCCC CDM


by passive aeration of landfills
AM0096: CF4 emission reduction from
installation of an abatement system in a UNFCCC CDM
semiconductor manufacturing facility
AM0105: Improved energy efficiency in data
centers through dynamic power management UNFCCC CDM

AM0106: Energy efficiency improvements of a


lime production facility through installation of UNFCCC CDM
new kilns

AM0109: Introduction of hot supply of Direct UNFCCC CDM


Reduced Iron in Electric Arc Furnaces

AM0111: Abatement of fluorinated


greenhouse gases in semiconductor UNFCCC CDM
manufacturing

AMS-II.C: Demand-side energy efficiency UNFCCC CDM


programmes for specific technologies

AMS-II.D.: Energy efficiency and fuel switching UNFCCC CDM


measures for industrial facilities

AMS-II.H.: Energy efficiency measures through


centralization of utility provisions of an UNFCCC CDM
industrial facility technology

AMS-II.I.: Efficient utilization of waste energy UNFCCC CDM


in industrial facilities
AMS-III.AD.: Emission reductions in hydraulic
UNFCCC CDM
lime production

AMS-III.AF.: Avoidance of methane emissions


through excavating and composting of partially UNFCCC CDM
decayed municipal solid waste (MSW)

AMS-III.AH.: Shif from high carbon intensive


fuel mix ratio to low carbon intensive fuel mix UNFCCC CDM
ratio
AMS-III.AI: Emission reductions through UNFCCC CDM
recovery of spent sulphuric acid
AMS-III.AJ.: Recovery and recycling of
UNFCCC CDM
materials from solid wastes
AMS-III.AM.: Fuel switch in a
cogeneration/trigeneration system UNFCCC CDM

AMS-III.AN.: Fossil fuel switch in existing UNFCCC CDM


manufacturing industries
AMS-III.AO.: Methane recovery through UNFCCC CDM
controlled anaerobic digestion
AMS-III.AO: Methane recovery through UNFCCC CDM
controlled anaerobic digestion
AMS-III.AX.: Methane oxidation layer (MOL) UNFCCC CDM
for solid waste disposal sites

AMS-III.B.: Switching fossil fuels UNFCCC CDM

AMS-III.BA.: Recovery and recycling of


materials from E-waste UNFCCC CDM
AMS-III.BD.: GHG emission reduction due to
supply of molten metal instead of ingots for UNFCCC CDM
aluminium castings

AMS-III.F.: Avoidance of methane production UNFCCC CDM


from biomass decay through composting

AMS-III.G.: Landfill methane recovery UNFCCC CDM

AMS-III.H.: Methane recovery in wastewater UNFCCC CDM


treatment

AMS-III.I.: Avoidance of methane production in


wastewater treatment through replacement of UNFCCC CDM
anaerobic lagoons by aerobic systems

AMS-III.J.: Avoidance of fossil fuel combustion


for carbon dioxide production to be used as UNFCCC CDM
raw material for industrial processes

AMS-III.L.: Avoidance of methane production


from biomass decay through controlled UNFCCC CDM
pyrolysis
AMS-III.M.: Reduction in consumption of
electricity by recovering soda from paper UNFCCC CDM
manufacturingprocess
AMS-III.O.: Hydrogen production using
UNFCCC CDM
methane extracted from biogas
AMS-III.V.: Decrease of coke consumption in
blast furnace by installing dust/sludge UNFCCC CDM
recycling system in steel works
AMS-III.Y.: Methane avoidance through
separation of solids from wastewater or UNFCCC CDM
manure treatment systems

AMS-III.Z.: Fuel switch, process improvement UNFCCC CDM


and energy efficiency in brick manufacture

An Assessment of the Life Cycle Costs and GHG


Emissions for Alternative Generation Donnelly et al
Technologies

US Energy Information
Analysis of impacts of a clean energy standard Administration (EIA)

Analysis of Indirect Emissions Benefits of


Wind, Landfill Gas, and Municipal Solid Waste US EPA
Generation
AR-ACM3: Afforestation and reforestation of UNFCCC CDM
lands except wetlands

AR-AM14: Afforestation and reforestation of UNFCCC CDM


degraded mangrove habitats
AR-AMS3: Afforestation and reforestation UNFCCC CDM
project activities implemented on wetlands

AR-AMS7: Simplified baseline and monitoring


methodology for small-scale A/R project UNFCCC CDM
activities on lands other than wetlands

Asian-Pacific Integrated Assessment Model Yuzuru MATSUOKA, Tsuneyuki


MORITA and Mikiko KAINUMA
(IAM) (academics)

AVoided Emissions and geneRation Tool US EPA


(AVERT)

Baseline Carbon Dioxide Emissions from Power Central Electricity Authority,


Ministry of Power, Government of
Sector India

Baseline Methodology for Bus Rapid Transit


Projects UNFCCC CDM

Baseline recommendations for GHG mitigation Sivan Kartha et. al.


projects in the electric power sector

Best practices and better protocols: Guidance


for a comprehensive community emissions Government of British Columbia,
inventory system from a high level review of Canada
international best practices

Bilan Carbone: Companies and Local ADEME (French Environment and


Authorities Version Energy Management Agency)

BNXS01: Carbon Dioxide Emissions Factors for UK Department for Environment,


UK Energy Use Food, and Rural Affairs (Defra)

Building Technologies Department,


Environmental Energy Technologies
Building Design Advisor (BDA) Division, Ernest Orlando Lawrence
Berkeley National Laboratory

Building Energy Analyzer InterEnergy Sofware

California Energy Efficiency Evaluation


Protocols: Technical, Methodological and Califronia Public Utilities
Reporting Requirements for Evaluation Commission
Professionals
Carbon Fix Standard Carbon Fix

CDM Methodology AM0091: Energy efficiency


technologies and fuel switching in new UNFCCC CDM
buildings

CDM Methodology AMS-II.E.: Energy efficiency UNFCCC CDM


and fuel switching measures for buildings

CDM Methodology AMS-II.K.: Installation of


co-generation or tri-generation systems UNFCCC CDM
supplying energy to commercial buildings
CDM Methodology AMS-II.N.: Demand-side
energy efficiency activities for installation of UNFCCC CDM
energy efficient lighting and/or controls in
buildings (also multi-family)
CDM Methodology AMS-II.Q.: Energy
efficiency and/or energy supply projects in UNFCCC CDM
commercial buildings
CDM Methodology AMS-III.AE.: Energy
efficiency and renewable energy measures in UNFCCC CDM
new residential buildings

Cities for Climate Protection (CCP) Campaign ICLEI

Cities for Climate Protection (CCP) Campaign ICLEI

Cities for Climate Protection (CCP) Campaign ICLEI

Clean Development Mechanism: Programme UNFCCC CDM


of Activities (PoA)

ClearPath ICLEI USA


Climate Action in Megacities: C40 Cities
Baseline and Opportunities C40

Climate Protection Manual for Cities - Ch. 6: Natural Capitalism Solutions


Monitor and Report Performance

CO2 Emissions from Fuel Combustion International Energy Agency

CO2DB IIASA, Austria

Co–Benefits RiskAssessment (COBRA) US EPA


Screening Model

Combined tool to identify the baseline UNFCCC CDM


scenario and demonstrate additionality
Community-wide climate action planning Government of British Columbia,
framework Canada

Comparison of Lifecycle Greenhouse Gas


Emissions of Various Electricity Generation World Nuclear Association
Sources

Compendium of GHG Emissions Estimation


Methodologies for Oil and Natural Gas American Petroleum Institute (API)
Industry
Computer Programme to calculate Emissions European Environment Agency
from Road Traffic (COPERT) (EEA)

Country specific databases: China Statistical National Bureau of Statistics of


Yearbook (Energy and Power) China

Intergovernmental Panel on Climate


Datasets for use in the IPCC Guidelines Change

Decomposition Analysis of GHG emissions and PETRE


energy and material inputs in Germany

Detailed Emissions and Economic Modelling Government of Canada

Development of a Common Assessments


Framework and Proposed Methdologies for
Integrated Assessments of GHG and Local CAI-LAC
Pollutant of Urban Transport Intervention in
Latin America and the Caribbean Region
James J. Hirsch & Associates (JJH) in
DOE-2 collaboration with Lawrence
Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL)

Double counting in municipal GHG emissions Lauren Miller


inventories

EFOM/ENV model A.L. Roos

EFOM/ENV model A.L. Roos

EFOM/ENV model A.L. Roos

Electricity Intensity in the Commercial Sector: Marvin Horowitz


Marketand Public Program Effects

EMFAC California Air Resources Board

Energy Costing Tool UNDP

Energy Forecasting Framework and Emissions Consensus


ESMAP Tool (EFFECT)

Energy Forecasting Framework and Emissions


Consensus Tool (EFFECT) World Bank (ESMAP)

Energy Scheming Oikos


EnergyPLAN Aalborg University, Denmark

Energy Efficiency & Renewable


EnergyPlus Energy Department, U.S.
Department of Energy

ENPEP-BALANCE Argonne National Laboratory, USA

ENVISAGE World Bank

Estimating GHG Reductions From State Actions


to Improve Municipal Solid (MSW) US EPA
Management Practices

Estimating the emission reduction benefits of


renewable electricity and energy efficiency in Synapse Energy Economics, Inc
North America: Experience and methods

Evaluating Energy Efficiency Policy Measures International Energy Agency


and Demand-Side Management Programmes

Evaluating simplified methods of estimating


displaced emissions in electric power systems: Synapse Energy Economics, Inc
What works and what doesn't

Evaluating the impact of labeling and CLASP


standards-setting programs
Evaluation and Monitoring for the EU Directive
on Energy End-Use Efficiency and Energy Wuppertal Institute
Services (EMEEES)
Evaluation and monitoring for the EU Directive
on energy end-use efficiency and energy Nilsson et al
services: Briefing on existing evaluation and
experience
Ex post evaluation of tradable permits: The US
SO2 cap and trade program Ellerman

EX-ACT Carbon Balance Tool UN FAO

Ex-Ante Carbon-balance Toot (EX-ACT) UN FAO


FAOSTAT FAO

Food and Agricultural Policy


FAPRI U.S. and World Agricultural Outlook Research Institute

FLEET Tool (as part of the SmartWay program) US EPA

G-Cubed Syracuse University

GEM-E3 European Commission

GEMINI-E3 ASSESSECO and EPFL (REME)

GEMIS (Global Emission Model for Integrated Oeko-Institut


Systems)

GHG emission baselines for global cities and Kennedy, CA et. al.
metropolitan regions

GHG Emission Factors Hub US EPA

Bay Area Air Quality Management


GHG Plan Level Quantification Guidance District

GHG Protocol : Guidelines for Quantifying GHG


Reductions from Grid-Connected Electricity WRI/WBCSD
Projects

GHG Protocol for Project Accounting WRI/WBCSD

Global and local impacts of UK renewable Ward and Inderwildia


energy policy

Global Emission Model for Integrated Systems


(GEMIS) Oeko-Institut, Germany
Global Trade Analysis Project (GTAP) Purdue University

GLOBIOM IIASA, Austria

Global Observation of Forest and


GOFC-GOLD Sourcebook Land Cover Dynamics

Greenhouse Gas Emissions Forecasting: Government of Canada


Learning from International best practices

Greenhouse Gas Emissions Model (GEM) for


Medium- and Heavy-Duty Vehicle Compliance US EPA

Guenter Conzelmann
Center for Energy, Environmental,
and
Greenhouse Gas Mitigation Analysis Using Economic Systems Analysis
ENPEP: A Modeling Guide (CEEESA), Decision and Information
Sciences Division Argonne National
Laboratory

Greenhouse Gas Mitigation Assessment: A


Guidebook (esp. Chap 2) Sathaye

Greenhouse gas mitigation potential of Fitton et. al


agricultural land in Great Britain

Greenhouse Gas Protocol Cross Sector Tools,


Sector Specific Tools, Additional Guidance WRI/WBCSD
Documents and Customized Calculation Tools

GreenSTEP: Greenhouse Gas Statewide Gregor, Oregon Dept of


Transportation Emissions Planning Model Transportation

GTAP-AEZ Purdue University

GTAP-E Purdue University

GTAP-POV Purdue University

GTEM ABARE
Guidance for GHG Project Accounting - LULUCF WRI/WBCSD

Lawrence Berkeley National


Guidance for Mitigation Assessment Laboratory

Guidance for Quantifying GHG Reductions Greenhouse Gas Protocol


from Grid-Connected Electricity Projects

Guidance on carbon accounting and the net UK DECC


UK carbon account

Guidance on how to measure and report your UK Department for Environment,


greenhouse gas emissions Food, and Rural Affairs (Defra)

APTA Standards Development


Guidelines for climate action planning Program

Guidelines for Evaluating an EPA Partnership US EPA


Program (interim)

Guidelines for National Greenhouse Gas Intergovernmental Panel on Climate


Inventories, Volume 2 Energy, 2006. Change

Guidelines for Preparing Economic Analyses US EPA

Guidelines for the Monitoring, Evaluation,


Reporting, Verification, and Certification of Lawrence Berkeley National
Energy-Efficiency Projects for Climate Change Laboratory
Mitigation

Handbook Emission Factors for Road Transport INFRAS


(HBEFA)

Consultative Group of Experts on


National Communications from
Handbook on GHG Inventory in Waste Sector Parties not included in Annex I to
the Convention (CGE), UNFCCC

Harmonized Emissions Analysis Tool (HEAT) American ICLEI


Harmonized world soil database IIASA, Austria

National Renewable Energy


HOMER Laboratory

ICES (Intertemporal Computable Equilibrium CMCC


System) model

Impact evaluation framework for technology


deployment programs: An approach for US Dept of Energy
quantifying energy savings, clean energy
advances, and market effects

International Food Policy Research


IMPACT Model Institute
India Energy Outlook: End Use Demand in Ernest Orlando Lawrence Berkeley
India to 2020 National Laboratory
Industrial Sector Integrated Solutions (ISIS) U.S. Environmental Protection
Model Agency (EPA)

Informe Final Medec: Sector Transporte EMBARQ, CTS Mexico, World Bank

International Performance Measurement and Efficiency Valuation Organization


Verification Protocol

International Performance Measurement and


Verification Protocol: Concepts for Efficiency Valuation Organization
Determining Energy and Water Savings, (EVO)
Volume 1

International Soil Carbon Network International Soil Carbon Network

International Vehicle Emissions (IVE) ISSRC

Intergovernmental Panel on Climate


IPCC Emissions Factor Database Change
International Organization for
ISO 14064-2 Standardization (ISO)

Job and Economic Development Impact (JEDI) National Renewable Energy


Models Laboratory

Control Center technology, U.S.


LandGEM (Landfill Gas Emissions) Model Environmental Protection Agency
(EPA)

National Renewable Energy


Life-Cycle Inventory (LCI) Database Laboratory

Linkage World Bank

Institute for Global Environmental


List of Grid Emission Factors Strategies (IGES)

List of Third Party Databases maintained by WRI/WBCSD


Greenhouse Gas Protocol

Long Range Energy Alternatives Planning Stockholm Environment Institute


System (LEAP)

Low Carbon Cities Carbon Baseline Calculator UK Low Carbon Cities Programme

MAED International Atomic Energy Agency


Magenta Book UK Treasury

Manual for Calculating GHG Benefits for GEF GEF


Transportation Projects

Manual for Calculating GHG Benefits of GEF


Projects: Energy Efficiency and Renewable GEF
Energy Projects

Manual for Calculating Greenhouse Gas BenefitsGEF


for Local Environmental Facility Transportation Projects

Manual for monitoring and evaluating climate Ministry of Housing, Spatial


Planning, and Environment, The
change policy instruments
Netherlands

IEA - Energy Technology Systems


MARKAL/TIMES Analysis Program (ETSAP)

MESSAGE International Atomic Energy Agency

Meta-evaluation of climate mitigation GEF


evaluations

Methodological tool: Project and leakage


emission from transportation of freight, UNFCCC CDM
Version 01.1.0

Methodology description for the policy CLASP


analysis modeling system (PAMS)

Methodology for Estimating Carbon Footprint Asian Development Bank (ADB)


of Road Projects, Case Study: India

B. Griffith, N. Long, P. Torcellini, and


R. Judkoff
Methodology for Modeling Building Energy National Renewable Energy
Performance across the Commercial Sector Laboratory
Technical Report, NREL/TP-550-41956
D. Crawley and J. Ryan
U.S. Department of Energy

Methods for quantifying the benefits of


sustainable development policies and Harald Winkler et al
measures (SD-PAMS)

Mirage CEPII
Mitigation strategies and accounting methods
for Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Inter-American Development Bank
Transportation

MOBILE Model (on-road vehicles) US EPA

Model Energy Efficiency Program Impact US EPA


Evaluation Guide

Model Energy Efficiency Program Impact US National Action Plan for Energy
Evaluation Guide Effi ciency

Model for Long-Term Energy Demand IIASA


Evaluation (MEDEE)

Modeling global residential sector energy


demand for heating and air conditioning in the Morna Isaac, Detlef P. van Vuuren
context of climate change

Modeling of end-use energy consumption in


the residential sector: A review of modeling Lukas G. Swan, V. Ismet Ugursal
techniques

Motor Vehicle Emission Simulator (MOVES) US EPA

Municipal Solid Waste Decision Support Tool RTI International


(MSW-DST)

National Communications and National UNFCCC CDM


Inventories submitted to the UNFCCC

US Energy Information
National Energy Modeling System (NEMS) Administration (EIA)
National Energy Modeling System (NEMS) US EIA

Consultative Group of Experts on


National GHG Inventory Handbook: Industrial National Communications from
Processes Sector Parties not included in Annex I to
the Convention (CGE), UNFCCC

Mitigation of Climate Change in


National integrated mitigation planning in Agriculture (MICCA) Programme,
agriculture: A review paper FAO

National Cooperative Highway


NCHRP synthesis 406: Advanced practices in Research Progam, Transportation
travel forecasting Research Board
NONROAD Model (nonroad engines, US EPA
equipment, and vehicles)

Optimization Model for reducing Emissions of US EPA


Greenhouse gases from Automobiles (OMEGA)

Policies, measures, past and projected future


greenhouse gas emission trends of Parties UNFCCC CDM
included in Annex I to the Convention

Program Manuals Climate Action Reserve

Projected Impacts of State Energy Efficiency


US EPA
and Renewable Energy Policies

Prospective Outlook on Long-term Energy LEPII-CNRS


Systems (POLES)

Protocol for the quantification of greenhouse


gases emissions from waste management Entreprises pour l’Environnement
activities

Quantification of the effects on GHG emissions AEA, Ecofys & Fraunhofer ISI
of policies and measures
Quantifying emissions reductions from New Michael Berlinksi
England offshore wind energy resources

APTA Standards Development


Quantifying GHG emissions from transit Program

Quantifying Greenhouse Gas Emissions from U.S. Environmental Protection


Key Industrial Sectors in the United States Agency (EPA)

Reducing Carbon Emissions from Transport


Projects: Methodology for Transport Emissions Asian Development Bank (ADB)
Evaluation Models

Renewable energy investment: Policy and Reuter et al


market impacts

RESGEN RAINS-Asia

Resources for calculating avoided emissions US EPA


from energy policies

RETSCREEN Natural Resource Canada

Review of Evaluation, Measurement and


Verification Approaches Used to Estimate the Lawrence Berkeley National
Load Impacts and Effectiveness of Energy Laboratory
Efficiency Programs

Savings estimates for the US EPA's Energy Star Marla Sanchez et al


voluntary product labeling program

Pacific Northwest National


Laboratory/Joint Global Change
Second Generation Model (SGM) Research Institute at the University
of Maryland

Solid Waste Management – GHG Calculator:


Tool for Calculating Greenhouse Gases in Solid KfW Entwicklungsbank
Waste Management

Target 2020: Policies and measures to reduce WWF


GHG emissions in the EU

TCRP Report 141: A methodology for


performance measurement and peer Transportation Research Board
comparison in the public transportation
industry
TEEMP Model GEF

The Boustead Model 5.0 Boustead Consulting

The development process for harmonised


bottom-up evaluation methods on energy
savings, ODYSSEE and ODEX indicators that can
be used in top down evaluation of energy EMEES
savings, Overview of default values proposed
in bottom-up case applications, Top-down
evaluation methods for energy savings

Pacific Northwest National


The Facility Energy Decision System (FEDS) Laboratory, U.S. Department of
Energy

The Federal Renewable Energy Screening U.S. Department of Energy


Assistant (FRESA)

The Forests of the Congo Basin - State of the Centre for International Forestry
Forest 2010 Research

The Greenhouse Gas – Air pollution International Institute for Applied


Interactions and Synergies (GAINS) model Systems Analysis

The Greenhouse Gases, Regulated Emissions,


and Energy Use in Transportation Model Argonne National Laboratory
(GREET)

The rebound effect: An assessment of the


evidence for economy-wide energy savings UK Energy Research Center
from improved energy efficiency

The Simple Interactive Model for Better Air UrbanEmissions.info


Quality (SIM-Air) model

Time-Matched Marginal (TMM) Emissions Resource Systems Group (RSG)


Model

Tool to calculate baseline, project and/or


leakage emissions from electricity UNFCCC CDM
consumption
Toolkit for clean Fleet Strategy Development TNT- UNEP

Toward Low Carbon Competitive Cities CTS Mexico

Training handbook on mitigation assessment UNFCCC CDM


for Non-Annex I Parties

TransCAD Caliper Corporation

Transport Emissions Guidebook CCAP

Institut für Energie- und


TREMOD Umweltforschung Heidelberg GmbH

TREMOVE European Commission

Trip Reduction Impacts of Mobility


University of Southern California
Management Strategies (TRIMMS)

Type II – Energy Efficiency Improvement


Projects: Demand-side energy efficiency UNFCCC CDM
activities for specific technologies

Carbon Trust Low Carbon Cities


UK Low Carbon Cities Tool Program

Updated energy and emissions projections UK DECC

US Energy Information Administration's US Energy Information


Annual Energy Outlook Administration (EIA)

Valuation of energy use and GHG emissions for UK DECC


appraisal and evaluation

Valuation of energy use and greenhouse gas UK DECC


emissions for appraisal and evaluation

VCS Standard v3.1 Verified Carbon Standard (VCS)

Voluntary Carbon Standard Methodologies Voluntary Carbon Standard


U.S. Environmental Protection
WAste Reduction Model (WARM) Agency (EPA)

Waste Reduction Model (WARM) tool US EPA

World Agricultural Trade Simulation model Institute for Agricultural Policy,


(WATSim) Bonn University

World Energy Model International Energy Agency

World Energy Outlook International Energy Agency

International Soil Reference and


World Soil Information Information Centre (ISRIC)

U.S. EPA MSW Decision Support Tool US EPA

DTU Easewaste Model Technical University of Denmark

UK Environment Agency Waste and Resources UK Govt.


Assessment Tool (WRATE)

Integrated Waste Management Model for


Municipalities, Canada Environment Canada
Swedish University of Agricultural
ORganic WAste Research (ORWARE), Sweden Sciences

North Carolina State University Solid Waste North Carolina State University
Optimization Lifecycle Framework (SWOLF)

European Commission Joint Research Center European Commission Joint


website on Life Cycle Thinking and Assessment Research Center website

European Commission Waste Website European Commission

US EPA Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) US EPA


Database

U.S. EPA Landfill Gas Emissions Model


(LandGEM) Version 3.02

Easewaste and Easetech Models Danish Technical University (DTU)

World Road Statistics International Road federation

COMMUTER Model US EPA

LCADesign Tool CRC construction innovation

AIA Guide to Building Life Cycle Assessment in The Americal Institute of Architects
Practice

Life cycle assessment of building materials:


Comparative analysis of energy and Ignacio Zabalza Bribián et al
environmental impacts and evaluation of the
eco-efficiency improvement potential
Greenhouse Gas Emission Accounting Tool for Statsbygg
Buildings

IPCC AR5 Working Group 3 chapter 9 on Intergovernmental Panel on Climate


buildings Change

CORRIM CORRIM

Energy aspects in LCA of forest products Gerfried Jungmeier et al

Impact of the global forest industry on FAO


atmospheric greenhouse gases

Impacts of forest ecosystem management on M. Lindner et al


greenhouse gas budgets

The role of forest management in greenhouse


gas mitigation: a contextual framework for Forest & Wood products Australia
Australia

FAO Mitigation of Climate Change in FAO


Agriculture Programme

SimaPro Pre

Ecoinvent tools Ecoinvent

World Food LCA Database Quantis


Swiss Agricultural Life Cycle Assessment
(SALCA)

World Soil Information ISIRC


Applicable
Purpose sectors Type of resource

Provides supplementary methods and good practice guidance for


estimating, measuring, monitoring and reporting on carbon stock AFOLU IPCC Methodology
changes and greenhouse gas emissions from LULUCF activities

Provide methodologies for estimating national inventories of


anthropogenic emissions by sources and removals by sinks of Cross-sector IPCC Methodology
greenhouse gases
The volume covers greenhouse gas emissions occurring from
industrial processes, from the use of greenhouse gases in products, Industry IPCC Methodology
and from non-energy uses of fossil fuel
carbon

The volume gives methodological guidance for estimation of


carbon dioxide (CO2), methane (CH4) and nitrous oxide (N2O)
emissions from solid waste disposal, biological treatment of solid Waste IPCC Methodology
waste, incineration and open burning of waste and wastewater
treatment and discharge

Provide methodologies for estimating national inventories of


anthropogenic emissions by sources and removals by sinks of AFOLU IPCC Methodology
greenhouse gases in AFOLU sector

Presents a long-term scenarios of deep greenhouse gas abatement Transport Paper/Report


for a major U.S. city
This manuscript reviews and compares the results of recent
greenhouse gas (GHG) emission life-cycle analyses. Specific
attention is paid to fossil energy technologies, nuclear and Energy Paper/Report
renewable energy technologies (RETs), as well as carbon capture
and storage (CCS) and energy storage systems.

Present an integrated multi-criteria analysis method for the


quantitative evaluation of climate change mitigation policy Cross-sector Paper/Report
instruments
CDM methodology to estimate emission reductions from landfill Waste CDM Methodology
gas project activities
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the blend in cement production

CDM methodology to estimate emission reductions from industrial Industry CDM Methodology
fuel switching from coal or petroleum fuels to natural gas

CDM methodology to estimate greenhouse gas emissions mitigated Waste CDM Methodology
from treatment of industrial wastewater

CDM methodology to estimate emission reductions from using


alternative raw materials that do not contain carbonates for clinker Industry CDM Methodology
manufacturing in cement kilns

Methodology to estimate emissions reductions from Mass Rapid Transport CDM Methodology
Transit projects
CDM methodology to estimate emission reductions from N2O Industry CDM Methodology
abatement from nitric acid production
CDM methodology to estimate emission reductions from
Waste CDM Methodology
alternative waste treatment processes
To determine the current thinking on the rebound effect, its
impact on EU Sustainable Consumption and Production (SCP), Energy Paper/Report
waste and resource policies and effective measures to address it
that policy makers can use as needed

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CDM methodology to estimate emission reductions from Industry CDM Methodology


replacement of steam traps and returning condensate

CDM methodology to estimate emission reductions from steam Industry CDM Methodology
optimization systems

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waste through alternative waste treatment processes

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switch in integrated Ammonia-urea manufacturing industry
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CDM methodology to estimate emission reductions from biogenic Waste CDM Methodology
methane injection to a natural gas distribution grid
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introducing oil/water emulsion technology in boiler

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fired steam boiler systems

CDM methodology to estimate emissions avoided from biomass


Waste CDM Methodology
wastes through use as feed stock in pulp and paper production

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primary aluminium smelters
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fossil fuels for production of CO2
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replacement of SF6 with alternate cover gas in the magnesium Industry CDM Methodology
industry
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modification of ferroalloy production facility

CDM methodology to estimate emission reductions from use of Waste CDM Methodology
biogenic methane as a feedstock and fuel for town gas production

CDM methodology to estimate GHG emission reductions through Waste CDM Methodology
multi-site manure collection and treatment in a central plant

CDM methodology to estimate emission reductions from


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production of heat

CDM methodology to estimate emission reductions from reduction


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of SF6 emissions in LCD screen manufacturing operations

CDM methodology to estimate emission reductions from


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CDM methodology to estimate greenhouse gases emissions
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treatment plants
CDM methodology to estimate landfill gas emissions avoided by in- Waste CDM Methodology
situ aeration of landfills
CDM methodology to estimate emission reductions from air
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of LNG

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CDM methodology to estimate landfill gas emissions avoided by Waste CDM Methodology
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CDM methodology to estimate emission reductions from improved
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CDM methodology to estimate emission reductions from


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CDM methodology to estimate emission reductions from
abatement of fluorinated greenhouse gases in semiconductor Industry CDM Methodology
manufacturing

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side energy efficiency programmes for specific technologies

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efficiency and fuel switching measures for industrial facilities

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technology

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utilization of waste energy in industrial facilities
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lime production

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solid waste (MSW)

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mix ratio
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CDM methodology to estimate emission reductions from recovery
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CDM methodology to estimate emission reductions from fuel
switch in a cogeneration/trigeneration system Industry CDM Methodology

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switch in existing manufacturing industries
CDM methodology to estimate emission reductions from methane Waste CDM Methodology
recovery through controlled anaerobic digestion
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recovery through controlled anaerobic digestion
CDM methodology to estimate emission reductions from methane Waste CDM Methodology
oxidation layer (MOL) for solid waste disposal sites
CDM methodology to estimate emission reductions from switching Industry CDM Methodology
fossil fuels
CDM methodology to estimate emission reductions from recovery
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CDM methodology to estimate GHG emission reductions due to Industry CDM Methodology
supply of molten metal instead of ingots for aluminium castings

CDM methodology to estimate methane production avoided from Waste CDM Methodology
biomass decay through controlled composting

CDM methodology to estimate emission reductions from landfill Waste CDM Methodology
methane recovery
CDM methodology to estimate emission reductions from methane Waste CDM Methodology
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CDM methodology to estimate methane production avoided in


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combustion for carbon dioxide production to be used as raw Industry CDM Methodology
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CDM methodology to estimate methane production avoided from


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in consumption of electricity by recovering soda from paper Industry CDM Methodology
manufacturingprocess
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CDM methodology to estimate methane emissions avoided
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systems
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assesses policy options to reduce them

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in India.

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This paper compares specific options for


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reductions from energy efficiency technologies and fuel switching
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efficiency and fuel switching measures for buildings

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installation of co-generation or tri-generation systems supplying Buildings CDM Methodology
energy to commercial buildings

CDM methodology to estimate emission reductions from Buildings CDM Methodology


installation of energy efficient lighting and/or controls in buildings

CDM methodology to estimate emission reductions from energy


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efficiency and/or energy supply projects in commercial buildings

CDM methodology to estimate emission reductions from energy


efficiency and renewable energy measures in new residential Buildings CDM Methodology
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available and how to use them to track sector emissions Standard
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CDM projects

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this report are: Nuclear; Coal; Natural Gas; Oil; Solar Photovoltaic;
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Compendium of currently recognized methods and provides details Guidance/ Manual/


for all oil and natural gas industry segments to enhance consistency Industry Standard
in emissions estimation.
A tool for the calculation of emissions from the road transport Transport Model/ Tool
sector
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comprehensively on the economic and social development of Energy Database
China. The yearbook contains a chapter on Energy.
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making GHG inventories for the AFOLU sector AFOLU Database

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tax reform (ETR)
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Emissions and Economy Model for Canada

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GHG and local pollutant emissions from urban transport Transport Standard
interventions in Latin America and the Caribbean Region
Hourly, whole-building energy analysis program calculating energy
performance and life-cycle cost of operation. Can be used to
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technologies. Other uses include utility demand-side management Buildings Model/ Tool
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emissions reduction from policies that could be adopted in
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Statewide GHG Mitigation Plan

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studies undertaken across North America in which the emissions
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Energy
energy efficiency programs, policies, and measures Standard

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which non-modeling based method can provide the best estimates Energy Paper/Report
of displaced emissions and under what circumstances use of that
method would be appropriate.
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To evaluate the impact of labeling and standards-setting programs Buildings Standard

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Energy
monitoring and evaluation of the energy savings of EU Directives Standard

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EU directive (2006/32/EC) (ESD)

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macroeconomics. It has been extensively used for climate policy,
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on the GTAP Data Base.

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effects of the Kyoto Protocol, both, at the microeconomic and
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greenhouse gas reporting.

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greenhouse gas (GHG) emission inventories and projections, Guidance/ Manual/
quantifying emission Cross-sector Standard
reductions from various policies and mitigation measures, and
developing effective climate protection strategies.

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Energy
affect grid electricity generation Standard

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projects Standard

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fuel chains as well as on different technologies.
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production sectors
A sourcebook of methods and procedures for monitoring and
reporting anthropogenic greenhouse gas emissions and removals Guidance/ Manual/
caused by deforestation, gains and losses of carbon stocks in forests AFOLU Standard
remaining forests, and forestation

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inconsistent forecasting methods used among various federal Cross-sector Paper/Report
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Desktop computer application that estimates the greenhouse gas


(GHG) emissions and fuel efficiency performance of specific aspects Transport Model/ Tool
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world who apply the sofware to project carbon emissions and Cross-sector Standard
evaluate options for GHG emissions reduction

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of the national communications by non-Annex I teams based on Cross-sector Standard
UNFCCC guidelines
Assess the greenhouse gas (GHG) mitigation potential of croplands
and grasslands in Great Britain under different management AFOLU Paper/Report
practices

GHG Protocol provides a number of Cross Sector Tools, Sector


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effects of greenhouse gases (GHG) abatement policies via
international trade and sectoral interaction.

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to quantify and report GHG reductions from LULUCF project AFOLU Standard
activities

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designing and assessing GHG mitigation options Standard

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resulting from projects that either generate or reduce the Energy Standard
consumption of electricity transmitted over power grids.

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reference to the provisions of the the Climate Change Act 2008 and Energy Standard
the Carbon Accounting Regulations 2009
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set targets to reduce them. It is intended for all sizes of business Cross-sector Standard
and for public and voluntary sector organisations.
To provide guidance on the methods and factors that should be Guidance/ Manual/
Transport
considered in climate action planning. Standard
Program evaluation guidelines specific to Partnership Programs to
be used in conjunction with Guidelines for Designing EPA Guidance/ Manual/
Partnership Programs, Guidelines for Marketing EPA Partnership Energy Standard
Programs, and Guidelines for Measuring the Performance of EPA
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inventories of anthropogenic emissions by sources and removals by Energy IPCC Methodology
sinks of greenhouse gases in Energy Sector

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analyses of environmental regulations and policies Standard

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Projects for Climate Change Mitigation

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reducing emissions (e.g., reduce GHG emissions by 10%); Quantify
emission reduction activities and their co-benefits; Develop, report,
and track progress made in meeting that target
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agricultural production to achieve food security and provides
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addressing emerging problems of land competition for food
production, bio-energy demand and threats to biodiversity

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task of evaluating design options for both off-grid and grid-
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implication of climate change impacts on world economies

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Energy
increase program effectiveness, make the tough decisions to drop Standard
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demand, trade, prices, and food security
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energy consumption in India
ISIS Model can be used for evaluating pollution reduction strategies
for industries Industry Model/ Tool

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sector in Mexico

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Buildings
savings from energy and water efficiency projects in buildings Standard

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available for verifying results of energy efficiency, water efficiency, Buildings Standard
and renewable energy projects.

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A computer model designed to estimate emissions from motor


vehicles. Can help cities and regions develop emissions estimates
to: Focus control strategies and transportation planning on those Transport Model/ Tool
that are most effective; Predict how different strategies will effect
local emissions; and Measure progress in reducing emissions over
time

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technical references that can be used for estimating greenhouse
gas emissions and removals for various sectors.
Specification with guidance at the project level for quantification, Guidance/ Manual/
monitoring and reporting of greenhouse gas emission reductions or Cross-sector Standard
removal enhancements

Models that analyze the economic impacts of constructing and


operating power generation and biofuel plants at the local and
state level. Includes models to analyze the job and economic Energy Model/ Tool
impacts of biofuel plants and concentrating solar power, coal and
natural gas power plants.

LandGEM is an automated estimation tool with a Microsof Excel


interface that can be used to estimate emission rates for total
landfill gas, methane, carbon dioxide, nonmethane organic Waste Model/ Tool
compounds, and individual air pollutants from municipal solid
waste landfills.

It is a publicly available database and contains data modules for


commonly used materials and processes, such as primary fuel Energy Database
production and combustion, electricity generation, and
transformation processes.
This is a global dynamic computable general equilibrium (CGE)
model maintained by the World Bank to support global trade policy Cross-sector Model/ Tool
analysis.

Provides information on the grid emission factors. Contains all


values of grid emission factors which have been utilized for
registered CDM project activities along with their average,
maximum and minimum values. Also includes grid emission factors Energy Database
published by the host country's governments (Argentina, Brazil,
Cambodia, China, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Mongolia, Singapore,
Thailand and Vietnam).

The list of available third party databases assists users in collecting


data for product life cycle and corporate value chain (scope 3) GHG
inventories. A summary of each source - including data formats,
accessibility, content, and transparency information - is available by Cross-sector Database
clicking on the database link. The list is not exhaustive and the
inclusion of a database in this list does not constitute an
endorsement by the GHG Protocol.

LEAP is an integrated modeling tool that can be used to track


energy consumption, production and resource extraction in all
sectors of an economy. It can be used to account for both energy Cross-sector Model/ Tool
sector and non-energy sector greenhouse gas (GHG) emission
sources and sinks. In addition to tracking GHGs, LEAP can also be
used to analyze emissions of local and regional air pollutants.

To estimate the baseline CO2 emissions from Local City Authorities Cross-sector Model/ Tool

Evaluates future energy demands based on medium- to long-term


scenarios of socio-economic, technological and demographic
development. Energy demand is disaggregated into a large number Energy Model/ Tool
of end-use categories corresponding to different goods and
services in different sectors. The influences of social, economic and
technological driving factors from a given scenario are estimated.
Guidance for conducting evaluations of government policy design, Guidance/ Manual/
implementation, and effects Cross-sector Standard
To enable ex-ante estimates of the GHG impacts of transport
interventions; provide consistency in approach and assumption;
encourage high quality project design, increase consistency and Transport Guidance/ Manual/
objectivity in impact estimation, and make it easier to estimate Standard
GHG impacts

To determine GHG emission savings that result from a specific


investment in energy efficiency, renewable energy, or new clean Guidance/ Manual/
Energy
energy in order to evaluate performance and effectiveness of GEF Standard
investment

Provides a manual for calculating Greenhouse Gas Benefits for Guidance/ Manual/
Transport
Local Environmental Facility Transportation Projects Standard

Promotes greater uniformity in monitoring and evaluation, better Guidance/ Manual/


understanding of effects of polices; gather information for Cross-sector Standard
international reporting; improve insight into cost effectiveness

Sofware-based computer tool for scenario analysis to assess


impacts of energy and mitigation policies. MARKAL and TIMES
generate technical-economic models of global, regional, national Energy Model/ Tool
and local energy systems. TIMES is the recent evolution of
MARKAL.

Used to formulate and evaluate alternative energy supply strategies Energy Model/ Tool
under different user defined and physical constraints.

A systematization of the barrier removal framework, and an


attempt to frame it as a general program theory of climate Cross-sector Paper/Report
mitigation interventions

Methodological tool for calculation of project and leakage emission


Transport CDM Methodology
from transportation of freight in CDM projects

To help local policymakers assess the benefit of standards and


labeling programs, and to identify the most attractive targets for Buildings Paper/Report
appliances and efficiency levels
To explore possible approaches and methods to calculate the
carbon footprint from road activities of SARD and their total Transport Paper/Report
contributions on SARD's overall activities in India

The report uses EnergyPlus simulations of each building in the


2003 Commercial Buildings Energy Consumption Survey (CBECS) to Buildings Paper/Report
document and demonstrate bottom-up methods of modeling the
entire U.S. commercial buildings sector

Possible methods for quantifying SD-PAMs and policy design Cross-sector Paper/Report

This is a a multi-region, multi-sector computable general


equilibrium model, devoted to trade policy analysis. It incorporates Cross-sector Model/ Tool
many features in a sequential dynamic set-up.
To assist planners in Latin America and the Caribbean in Guidance/ Manual/
understanding how to assess the GHG emissions reduction benefits Transport Standard
of sustainable transport projects, policies, and strategies

Sofware tool for predicting gram per mile emissions of


hydrocarbons (HC), carbon monoxide (CO), oxides of nitrogen
(NOx), carbon dioxide (CO2), particulate matter (PM) and air toxics Transport Model/ Tool
from cars, trucks, and motorcycles under various conditions

Provides guidance for evaluating the energy and emissions savings Guidance/ Manual/
Energy
from facility-level energy efficiency programs Standard
To assist gas and electric utilities, utility regulators, and others in
the implementation of the recommendations of the National Guidance/ Manual/
Action Plan for Energy Efficiency (Action Plan) and the pursuit of its Energy Standard
longer-term goals

Designed to evaluate the long-term energy demand of a country, in


combination with a scenario description of the main aspects of the
country's social, economic, and technological evolution. This
approach considers in a detailed way a national energy demand Energy Model/ Tool
pattern and breaks down the total demand in a multitude of end-
use categories (e.g., residential space heating, service sector
cooling, gasoline for intercity cars)

The article assesses the potential development of energy use for


future residential heating and air conditioning in the context of Buildings Paper/Report
climate change.

The paper provides a review of the various modeling techniques


used for modeling residential sector energy consumption. Two Buildings Paper/Report
distinct approaches are identified: top-down and bottom-up.

Estimates emissions for mobile sources covering a broad range of


pollutants and allows multiple scale analysis. Currently estimates Transport Model/ Tool
emissions from cars, trucks & motorcycles.

The MSW DST is designed to aid solid waste planners in evaluating


the cost and environmental aspects of integrated municipal solid
waste management strategies. The tool enables users to simulate Waste Model/ Tool
existing MSW management practices and conduct scenario
analyses of new strategies based on cost and environmental
objectives.

Includes information on emissions and removals of greenhouse


gases (GHGs) and details of the activities a Party has undertaken to Cross-sector Database
implement the UNFCCC

To project the production, imports, conversion, consumption, and


prices of energy, subject to assumptions on macroeconomic and
financial factors, world energy markets, resource availability and Energy Model/ Tool
costs, behavioral and technological choice criteria, cost and
performance characteristics of energy technologies, and
demographics.
An energy-economy modeling system of U.S. through 2030 that
projects the production, imports, conversion, consumption, and
prices of energy, subject to assumptions on macroeconomic and
financial factors, world energy markets, resource availability and Energy Model/ Tool
costs, behavioral and technological choice criteria, cost and
performance characteristics of energy technologies, and
demographics.

The handbook aims at assisting the Non-Annex I Parties in Guidance/ Manual/


preparing GHG inventory using the IPCC 1996 Guidelines and Good Cross-sector Standard
Practice Guidance 2000

Provides national policy makers and others in the agriculture sector


with an overview of national mitigation planning processes and AFOLU Paper/Report
aids them in identifying the relevance of these processes for
promoting agricultural development

The study searches out and synthesizes useful knowledge from all
available sources and prepares concise, documented reports on Transport Paper/Report
specific topics.
Used for estimation of nonroad emissions resulting from the use of Transport Model/ Tool
fuel in a diverse collection of vehicles and equipment.

Desktop computer application which estimates the technology cost


for automobile manufacturers to achieve variable fleet-wide levels Transport Model/ Tool
of vehicle greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions

Provides information on a range of issues relating to the


implementation of the Convention, such as national circumstances; Cross-sector Paper/Report
greenhouse gas emission trends; projections and estimates of the
total effect of policies and measures; and policies and measures

To summarize the Reserve’s overarching principles, its general


project accounting guidelines, its rules and procedures for Waste, AFOLU Guidance/ Manual/
registering projects and creating offset credits, process used to Standard
develop protocols for carbon offset projects.

To account for the projected energy and emission impacts of state


Energy Paper/Report
policies
The model simulates the energy demand and supply for 32
countries and 18 world regions. There are 15 energy demand
sectors (main industrial branches, transport modes, residential and Cross-sector Model/ Tool
service sectors), about 40 technologies of power and hydrogen
production.

The protocol harmonises calculation methods to have a GHG global


reporting protocol that can be applied to all of the waste Guidance/ Manual/
management activities. The tool is exclusively dedicated to annual Waste Standard
GHG reporting.

Provides guidance to EU Member States on ex-post evaluation of


mitigation policies and measures, and provide references and tools Cross-sector Guidance/ Manual/
to facilitate the implementation of a consistent approach across Standard
the EU.
Inform decision making first by highlighting important issues to
consider when analyzing the impact of renewable energy resources
on emissions, then by reviewing current guidance on the matter, Energy Paper/Report
and finally by comparing existing methods of calculating avoided
emissions

Provides guidance to transit agencies for quantifying their


greenhouse gas emissions, including both emissions generated by Guidance/ Manual/
Transport
transit and the potential reduction of emissions through efficiency Standard
and displacement
The report seeks provides greenhouse gas (GHG) emission profiles
for key sectors of U.S. industry (including indirect emissions from Industry Paper/Report
electricity consumption)

To identify economic analysis tools that ADB could use to better Guidance/ Manual/
Transport
monitor and evaluate its carbon footprint in the transport sector. Standard

The framework is used to analyze energy policy, as well as the


reaction of producers to uncertainty in the political and regulatory
framework. In this way, it aims to compare different policies to Energy Paper/Report
foster investment into renewables and analyze their impacts on the
market.

Estimates present and future energy supply and consumption


levels based on a wide variety of different socio-economic and Cross-sector Model/ Tool
technological assumptions
To provide various resources for calculating avoided emissions from Energy Guidance/ Manual/
energy policies Standard
Can be used world-wide to evaluate the energy production, life-
cycle costs and greenhouse gas emission reductions for various
types of energy efficient and renewable energy technologies. Also Energy Model/ Tool
includes product, cost and weather databases, and a detailed
online user manual.

To catalog the range of evaluation practices and methods used in


different jurisdictions and identify important emerging evaluation Energy Paper/Report
issues

Methodologies for quantifying savings from labeled products such


as office equipment, appliances, and electronics that are Energy Paper/Report
administered by US EPA
It is a computable general equilibrium (CGE) model
designed specifically to analyze issues related to energy, economy, Cross-sector Model/ Tool
and greenhouse gas emissions. It includes a set of 14 multi-sector
regional CGE models.

Enable comparison of the estimated GHG effects of different waste Waste Model/ Tool
management strategies

Develops a comprehensive scenario of the energy


system of the EU25, including energy-related and non-energy- Cross-sector Paper/Report
related emissions by 2020

The research developed and tested a methodology for


performance measurement and peer comparison for (a) all fixed- Guidance/ Manual/
route components of a public transit system, (b) the motorbus Transport Standard
mode specifically, and (c) major rail modes specifically (i.e., light
rail, heavy rail, and commuter rail).
To estimate emissions in both “project” and “no-project” scenarios. Transport Model/ Tool
Can be used for evaluating short to long term impacts of projects.

Boustead Model is an extensive database in which data (such as fuelsEnergy


and energy use, raw
Database
materials requirements, solid, liquid and gaseou

To design methods to evaluate the measures implemented to


achieve the 9% energy savings target set out in the EU Directive Energy Paper/Report
(2006/32/EC) (ESD) on energy end-use efficiency and energy
services

Provides a method for objectively identifying energy improvements


that offer maximum savings. It is a tool for identifying retrofits,
selecting minimum life cycle costs, determining payback, and Buildings Model/ Tool
enabling users to prioritize options. The FEDS system allows data
input to range from minimal to extremely detailed.

Allows federal energy auditors to evaluate renewable energy


opportunities and energy systems options for possible inclusion in Buildings Model/ Tool
a facility's energy program. The purpose is to focus feasibility study
efforts on those applications most likely to prove cost-effective.

Provides regional assessments of historic rates of deforestation and AFOLU Database


afforestation/reforestation

Top-down co-benefit modeling suite. Several modules within the


suite estimate future emissions of certain pollutants given
exogenous market drivers or policies), the impacts of these Cross-sector Model/ Tool
emissions in terms of human health, damage to vegetation, and
GHG emissions, and least-cost technology to achieve emission
reductions and the impact of those strategies on other emissions.

Allows researchers and analysts to evaluate various vehicle and fuel Transport Model/ Tool
combinations on a full fuel-cycle/vehicle-cycle basis.

Summarises the main conclusions from the UK Energy Research


Centre’s Technology and Policy
Assessment of evidence for a rebound effect from improved energy Energy Paper/Report
efficiency

SIM-Air is a bottom-up simplified air pollutant and GHG reduction


co-benefits model. The model allows users to model emissions Cross-sector Model/ Tool
dispersion from transport, industry, power plants, domestic and
area sources, and other sources.

The TMM model is an 8760 hour historical dispatch model


thatcaptures the economic dispatch and reliability decisions made Energy Model/ Tool
by theelectric grid system operator in order to calculate avoided
emissionsfrom EERE on an hourly basis.

To calculate baseline, project and/or leakage emissions from Cross-sector Model/ Tool
electricity consumption for CDM projects
A series of tools and guidance to outline the practical and cost-
effective solutions available to fleet managers, helping to assess Transport Model/ Tool
the impacts of a fleet, and develop and implement a strategy to
minimize emissions while improving fuel efficiency.)

To promote sustainable and competitive urban development by


reducing polluting emissions, as well as by applying a Cross-sector Paper/Report
comprehensive strategy for transportation and re-densification of
urban areas
To serve as a guide or road map to the various issues addressed in Guidance/ Manual/
Cross-sector
the Global Hands-on Training Workshop Standard

Designed specifically for use by transportation professionals to Transport Model/ Tool


store, display, manage, and analyze transportation data

The guidebook (or toolkit) provide basics ‘rules of thumb’ to Guidance/ Manual/
calculate emissions reductions from the implementation of a range Transport Standard
of forty specific transportation and land use policies.
To describe motorized traffic in Germany, its performance, its
energy consumption and its emissions, and the creation of an Transport Model/ Tool
appropriate computer program.
A policy assessment model to study the effects of different
transport and environment policies on the transport sector for all Transport Model/ Tool
European countries.
A practitioner-oriented sketch planning tool to capture consumers'
price responsiveness to diverse transportaiton options by
embracing the most relevant trade-offs faced under income, modal Transport Model/ Tool
price and availability constraints

To estimate emission reductions from demand-side energy Energy CDM Methodology


efficiency activities for specific technologies

City-wide carbon reduction strategy process, to be used within Cross-sector Model/ Tool
each of the three core cities (Bristol, Leeds and Manchester)

Analyses and projects future energy use and greenhouse gas Energy Paper/Report
emissions in the UK

Presents yearly projections and analysis of energy topics in the US Energy Database

Guidance that provides government analysts with a set of rules for Energy Guidance/ Manual/
valuing energy usage and greenhouse gas emissions. Standard

Provides guidance on how to value energy use and GHG emissions Guidance/ Manual/
for policy, project, and program options appraisal and impact Cross-sector Standard
assessment

Sets out specific requirements for developing projects and Guidance/ Manual/
methodologies, and for the validation, monitoring and verification Cross-sector Standard
of projects and GHG emission reductions and removals

Provides a list of methodologies for use in individual and grouped Guidance/ Manual/
Cross-sector
projects Standard
The WAste Reduction Model (WARM) is a sofware tool that
enables waste managers to compare GHG emissions from business-
as-usual waste management practices with emissions from Waste Model/ Tool
alternative strategies. WARM covers 17 types of materials and 5
waste management options.

Designed to help solid waste planners and organizations track and


voluntarily report greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions reductions from Waste Model/ Tool
several different waste management practices

Consists of two sub-models, dealing with two major aspects of


agricultural world markets: In the medium term the impacts of
changes in agricultural policies on regional and international AFOLU Model/ Tool
markets are of major interest and hence are stressed in the
Medium-Term Policy Simulation Model

A large-scale mathematical construct designed to replicate how


energy markets function and is the principal tool used to generate Energy Model/ Tool
detailed sector-by-sector and region-by region projections for
various scenarios

Provides analytical insights into trends in energy demand and


supply and what they mean for energy security, environmental
protection and economic development. Projections are used by the
public and private sector as a framework on which they can base Energy Database
their policy-making, planning and investment decisions and to
identify what needs to be done to arrive at a supportable and
sustainable energy future.

Includes datasets related to soil and its profiles AFOLU Database

The MSW DST is designed to aid solid waste planners in evaluating


the cost and environmental aspects of integrated municipal solid
waste management strategies. The tool enables users to simulate
existing MSW management practices and conduct scenario Waste Model/ Tool
analyses of new strategies based on cost and environmental
objectives. The MSW DST includes multiple design options for
waste collection, transfer, materials recovery, composting, waste-
to-energy, and landfill disposal.

EASEWASTE models resource use and recovery as well as


environmental emissions associated with waste management in a
Waste Model/ Tool
life-cycle context. The model is set up for municipal waste but can
also be used for other waste types.

The sofware compares the environmental impacts of different


municipal waste management systems. WRATE uses life cycle
assessment to include the resources used, waste transportation Waste Model/ Tool
and operation of a whole range of waste management processes
with their environmental costs and benefits.

The goal of the model is to give municipalities a broad indication of


the environmental effects of waste management decisions. Waste Model/ Tool
Simulation model for waste management including several
treatment methods such as anaerobic digestion, composting, Waste Model/ Tool
landfilling, incineration, thermal gasification, sewage water
treatment and transports.

It is a multi-stage life-cycle optimization model for solid waste


management (SWM) systems that considers changes in solid waste Waste Model/ Tool
generation, composition, and policy as well as changes to the
energy system over time.

Through this the JRC has facilitated the development of the


European reference Life Cycle Database (ELCD), the International Waste Database
reference Life Cycle Data System (ILCD) Handbook, and the Life
Cycle Data Network (LCDN).
Database on waste in the European Commission website Waste Database
The Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) Database provides
information about EISs prepared by federal agencies, as well as Cross-sector Database
EPA's comments concerning the EISs.
Models and databases related to air pollutant emissions and
climate change mitigation is to better understand the behavior of
large and complex systems that cannot easily be studied Waste Database
experimentally.

EASETECH is an LCA-model for assessment of environmental


technologies developed at the Technical University of Denmark.
The primary aim of EASETECH is to perform life cycle assessment
(LCA) of complex systems handling heterogeneous material flows. Waste Model/ Tool
EASETECH models resource use and recovery as well as
environmental emissions associated with environmental
management in a life-cycle context.

The IRF promotes social and economic benefits that flow from well
planned and environmentally sound road transport networks. It
helps put in place technological solutions and management Transport Database
practices that provide maximum economic and social returns from
national road investments.

Calculates transportation and emissions benefits associated with


selected commuter benefits, incentives, and other voluntary Transport Model/ Tool
strategies to reduce solo commuting.

The LCADesign is an Australian life cycle assessment (LCA)


modelling sofware developed by the Sustainable Built
Environment National Research Centre. The eco-profiling sofware Buildings Model/ Tool
can be used for whole of life LCA of buildings using generic
materials and products

The AIA Guide to Building Life Cycle Assessment in Practice details


the tools and tactics of balancing the costs and benefits of material
and systems selection based on resource consumption and Buildings Paper/Report
pollution from fabrication, shipping, construction, operations, and
end-of-life deconstruction

This paper presents the results of an LCA study comparing the most
commonly used building materials with some eco-materials using Buildings Paper/Report
three different impact categories.
A web-based model for greenhouse gas calculations for building
and construction projects. The model provides the ability to Buildings Model/ Tool
calculate the building's carbon footprint and life-cycle calculations.

The IPCC Working Group III assesses all relevant options for
mitigating climate change through limiting or preventing
greenhouse gas emissions and enhancing activities that remove
them from the atmosphere. Chapter 9 focuses on the buildings Buildings Paper/Report
sector and aims to update the knowledge on the building sector
since the IPCC Fourth Assessment Report (AR4) from a mitigation
perspective.

The Life Cycle Inventory database created by CORRIM provides data AFOLU Database
needed to account for all the carbon pools.
This paper outlines guidelines for the treatment of energy in LCAs
AFOLU Paper/Report
of forest products.
This book examines the influence of the forest products
(roundwood, processed wood products and pulp and paper) value AFOLU Paper/Report
chain on atmospheric greenhouse gases

The study reviews the scientific state-of-knowledge regarding the


effects of forest management on the GHG budgets; scrutinizes the
availability of suitable inventory methods needed to document AFOLU Paper/Report
management effects on the GHG budgets; and discusses policy
relevant questions linked with the UNFCCC reporting practices.

This paper proposes a basis for incorporating carbon (C) values into
Australian forest management for the forest manager and decision
maker. Its rationale is links between climate change, the AFOLU Paper/Report
concentration of atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2), and the
exchange of CO2 between forests and the atmosphere.

The Mitigation of Climate Change in Agriculture (MICCA)


Programme was launched in 2010 and is working to make AFOLU Database
agriculture more climate-smart.

SimaPro allows users to model products and systems from a life


cycle perspective. Users can build complex models unique features
such as parameters and Monte Carlo analysis. SimaPro is fully
integrated with the ecoinvent database and can be used for a AFOLU Model/ Tool
variety of applications, like Carbon footprint calculation, Product
design and eco-design, Environmental Product Declarations (EPD),
Environmental impact of products or services, Environmental
reporting (GRI) and determining of key performance indicators.

Ecoinvent - a not-for-profit association founded by ETHZ, EPFL, PSI,


Empa and ART - supplies life cycle inventory (LCI) data with the
ecoinvent database v2.2 and new v3.0 offering science-based, AFOLU Database
industrial, international life cycle assessment (LCA) and life cycle
management (LCM) data and services

Provides data for food and beverages life cycle assessments (LCA), AFOLU Database
decisions and communication.
The SALCA database (Swiss Agricultural Life Cycle Assessment
database) contains over 700 modules relating to agriculture with
agricultural and non-agricultural inputs, outputs and processes. AFOLU Database
The data stored are based on in house calculations, the ecoinvent
database and on data imported from other LCA study inventories

SRIC is the ICSU World Data Centre for Soils (WDC-Soils) AFOLU Database
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