GHG Mitigation Analysis Workgroup

. Call for Experts: GHG Mitigation Analysis Workgroup

Under the support of a U.S. EPA grant GHGMI has begun development on a new course focused on facility-level GHG mitigation analysis. To ensure the course draws on the full range of available resources and practitioner expertise available on this topic, the Institute will be convening an expert workgroup to inform course development.

This workgroup is expected to give feedback on course design and development, and contribute to mitigation analysis research. Specifically, the workgroup will be called upon to provide comments on preliminary course materials (e.g., tables of contents, outlines, etc.) and identify additional best practice guidance materials that may be applicable to course development. The workgroup will be convened by a combination of facilitated teleconference and online contributions. Total time commitment is estimated to be less than 20 hours for the duration of course development (through 2011). While this mitigation analysis course is being designed to support facility-level mitigation analysis in the U.S., to ensure the course draws on global subject matter expertise interested international parties are encouraged to apply.

If you are interested in participating in this workgroup please email Tim Stumhofer tim.stumhofer@ghginstitute.org.

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