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The accounting of GHG emissions (MRV)

17 June 2015 - By : Claudine FOUCHEROT / Hadrien HAINAUT

Heading towards the 2015 Paris international Climate Conference (COP21), I4CE, in partnership with ADEME, the French Environment and Energy Management Agency, publishes a ClimasCOPe # 3 aiming to shed some light on the challenges of international climate negotiations.

ClimasCOPe # 3 is focused on the challenge of Monitoring, Reporting and Verification (MRV) of GHG  emissions. After an editorial titled « Three keys to effective GHG  emissions monitoring for a broader climate agreement » written by V. Bellassen from INRA, I4CE experts analyze the issue of MRV challenge in the Paris Climate 2015 agreement, present last steps in international climate negotiations and key initiatives of MRV methodologies developed in the world.

The accounting of GHG emissions (MRV) Download
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  • CLIMASCOPE #3 – Los tres factores claves para un seguimiento efectivo de las emisiones de gases de efecto invernadero en un acuerdo climático ampliado Download
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