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- Welcome new members, including new member introductions
- Click here to learn - How to Contribute
- CA2SIG support needed!
- COP27 Engagement Project - At COP27, we are interested in engaging stakeholders related to our supply chain emissions tracking work and efforts to create a free flow of environmental data to help create the measurement economy.
- Our key targets stakeholders groups are:
- Corporates and Industry Associations focused on Oil and Gas Manufactures - for the methane flaring pilot.
- Also other industries that will be impacted by the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanisms (CBAM): electricity, cement, aluminium, fertilizer, iron and steel industries.
- Government representatives / regulators - that are seeking a way to better track emissions from corporations (through supply chain emissions tracking Scope 1, 2, and 3).
- Green Finance Organizations and Development banks - seeking to invest in decarbonization projects that focus on mitigation.
- Universities / think tanks - we are seeking research parters for several projects
- Any other organizations that you feel would be interested in our supply chain decarbonization work.
- Use this list of attending NGO's and IGO's to help us to coordinate some F2F meetings at COP27
- Corporates and Industry Associations focused on Oil and Gas Manufactures - for the methane flaring pilot.
- Please use this list of NGO's and IGO's that will be attending COP27 and follow the directions provided.
- Our key targets stakeholders groups are:
- COP27 Engagement Project - At COP27, we are interested in engaging stakeholders related to our supply chain emissions tracking work and efforts to create a free flow of environmental data to help create the measurement economy.
Presentation: "Using Digital Credentials for a Carbon Accounting Pilot"
Speaker:
Nancy Norris: Senior Director - ESG & Digital Trust, B.C. Ministry of Energy, Mines and Low Carbon Innovation
Kyle Robinson: Senior Strategic Advisor, Digital Trust Ecosystems
- Description:
- In this session, Kyle Robinson and Nancy Norris will discuss how the Government of British Columbia’s Energy & Mines Digital Trust’s carbon accounting pilot enables a collaborative digital ecosystem between the B.C. government, natural resource companies, and organizations around the world using digital credentials. This discussion will detail how the pilot has informed governance structures that support adopting a digital trust ecosystem at scale to facilitate the safer and easier exchange of transparent sustainability data
- The session will provide an update on the pilot since their presentation at CA2 SIG - Meeting March 8
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