California’s Clean Future Means Business: An Introduction to AB32
Assembly Bill 32 (AB32), also known as the Global Warming Solutions Act of 2006, is an environmental law in California that requires the state’s greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions to be reduced to 1990 levels by 2020. This white paper provides a fundamental overview of AB32, its history and what it could mean for businesses.

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The Emissions Trifecta: Combining Title V, Air Emissions and GHG Reporting
With greenhouse gas (GHG) and other pollutants meeting increased scrutiny worldwide, governmental agencies have put multiple regulations and environmental programs in place to tackle this growing problem. But effectively tracking and managing data for Title V, an air emissions inventory and the EPA’s new mandatory GHG reporting rule can prove to be overwhelming for companies, consuming significant time, personnel and budget resources.

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2010 EPA GHG Reporting Rule: Key Questions to Ask Your Vendor When Selecting a Software Solution
This white paper addresses the software challenges companies now face in their effort to comply with EPA’s new Mandatory Reporting Rule (“GHG Rule”) and suggests key questions corporations should ask software vendors when selecting a system. It explains why complying with the GHG Rule requires a software solution that guides the reporter through the process, avoids costly errors, and reduces the time needed for reporting. Software should hide the complexities of the Rule from the reporter, much like packages such as TurboTax do for personal income taxes.

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EPA GHG Reporting Rule: Are you ready for Jan. 2010
Do you know the details of the EPA Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Reporting Rule? Tracking carbon emissions will now be mandatory. The GHG Reporting Rule, which was announced in September, requires that specific industries or facilities that emit over 25,000 metric tons of CO2e need to track greenhouse gas emissions beginning January 1, 2010.

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Measuring Success in the New Clean Energy Economy
Public policy in the U.S. and abroad seeks to harness the powerful forces of the global marketplace to solve the most challenging problems facing humanity in the 21st century: climate change and energy security. At the heart of the issue is the way we produce and consume the energy that fuels the global economy engine. And, measuring success in the New Clean Energy Economy requires a universal yard (or meter) stick to track our progress.

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The World Needs a Ruler
Because carbon accounting is a matter of physics and chemistry, not just zeros and ones, sound carbon accounting systems must be built by people with deep domain understanding of greenhouse gas (GHG). The success of the New Energy Economy is dependent on the ability to implement an accounting system that inspires the market’s and citizens’ confidence in the reliability of the carbon numbers being reported.

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