The Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program prescribes methodologies that must be used to determine GHG emissions from each source category. Reporters generally have the flexibility to choose among several methods to compute GHG emissions. The decision of which method to use may be influenced by the existing environmental monitoring systems in place and other factors. Reporters can change emission calculation methods from year to year and within the same year, as long as they meet the requirements for use of the method selected.
All reports submitted to EPA are evaluated by electronic validation and verification checks. If potential errors are identified, EPA will notify the reporter, who can resolve the issue either by providing an acceptable response describing why the flagged issue is not an error or by correcting the flagged issue and resubmitting their annual GHG report.
- GHGRP Methodology Factsheet (PDF)(2 pp, 102 K)
- GHGRP Verification Factsheet (PDF)(2 pp, 288 K)
- GHGRP BAMM Factsheet (PDF)(2 pp, 117 K)
- Subpart C Methodologies Factsheet (PDF)(2 pp, 126 K)