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Training and Support
How ICLEI Is supporting local governments that follow the Community Protocol
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Recorded trainings: Three free overview training videos are available below, on demand.
- Instruction Guide: A more comprehensive Instruction Guide will be released in early 2013.
- ICLEI staff support: For urgent questions on community inventories in progress, ICLEI staff are available via phone or email. (for ICLEI members only).
View Our Introductory Trainings
These training videos were prepared by ICLEI for the California Statewide Energy Efficiency Collaborative (SEEC) but the information is completely applicable to a national audience.
Community Protocol 101: Answering Your Questions
Get answers to your technical questions about the new national standard by viewing this recorded webinar from Nov. 2012.
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Introduction to the Community Protocol Training
This training will introduce you to some important innovations and key concepts introducted in the Community Protocol. It will also explain the distinction between in-boundary emissions sources, and emissions generating activities, which is a central concept in the Protocol.
Community Protocol Steps and Requirements Training
This training will lead you through the steps for conducting a community GHG inventory, as laid out in the Community Protocol. It will also explain the requirements you need to meet to have a Protocol-compliant inventory.
Community Protocol Methods I Training
This is the first of a two-part training explaining how to estimate emissions for the five Basic Emissions Generating Activities, the minimum required for inclusion under the Protocol. This training will cover emissions from use of electricity, use of fuel in residential and commercial stationary combustion equipment, and use of energy in potable water and wastewater treatment and distribution. You will learn how to conduct the Protocol methods, and where to go for the needed data.
Community Protocol Methods II Training
This is the second of a two-part training explaining how to estimate emissions for the five Basic Emissions Generating Activities, the minimum required for inclusion under the protocol. This training will cover emissions from on-road passenger and freight motor vehicle travel, and from generation of solid waste. You will learn how to conduct the protocol methods, and where to go for the needed data.
(coming soon)
