Greenhouse Gas Verification
What does a GHG verification consist of?
A greenhouse gas verification consists of evaluating an emissions inventory or report to ensure the accuracy of the information it contains and to confirm its compliance with applicable requirements, according to the criteria of the reporting program. The process can be divided into five main steps, each corresponding to specific verification activities:
The following documents that support our credentials are in Spanish, as it is the official language in which they were emitted. Please contact us for the corresponding translations.
At Consultora 27, we are accredited by the Mexican Accreditation Entity (EMA) and approved by the Federal Environmental Protection Agency (PROFEPA) as a Certification Body to Verify the Emission of Greenhouse Gases under ISO 17029:2019 / ISO 14065:2020.
GHG Programs
Report GHG emissions to SEMARNAT through Section VI of the Annual Operation Certificate (known in Mexico as the COA). It is mandatory for establishments in Mexico that emit more than 25,000 tCO2 e per year.
Report CO2 emissions from stationary sources to SEMARNAT through Section VI of the Annual Operation Certificate (known in Mexico as the COA). It is mandatory for establishments in Mexico that emit more than 100,000 tCO2 e per year.
Voluntary program of international recognition that includes standards and guidelines for reporting greenhouse gas emissions from multiple sectors and types of organizations.
Standard by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) that establishes guidelines for verification of greenhouse gases. Many GHG programs use this standard as a basis to establish their criteria.
