Do you consider yourself an expert on the details of the new EPA Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Reporting Rule? If not, you’re not alone. From applicability of the rule to knowing what must be reported and recorded to getting your facility ready, there is a lot to know.

In fact, many companies are surprised to learn that 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 this year.

So how can you reduce your exposure in light of this new EPA enforcement and know all the details on how to comply? Download our EPA GHG Success Kit. It’s everything you could want to be “in the know” regarding this landmark government ruling. In fact, we’ve spent a lot of time putting together all of the important resources you’ll need…and we’d like to share it with you.

What’s in your EPA GHG Success Kit?

White Papers
-EPA GHG Reporting Rule-Are you ready for Jan. 2010
-Measuring Success in the New Clean Energy Economy

On Demand Webinars
-The First 25 Days of the EPA GHG Mandatory Reporting Rule
-EPA GHG Reporting Rule: Are you ready for January 1, 2010?

Case Studies
-AEP GHG Case Study

Get your kit now! Don’t be left out of this limited offer.  The clock is ticking…

Let’s face it; knowledge is power – and in this case – reduced fines and penalties for your company. The EPA can and will enforce this new rule; be sure you are ready.

At this week's EUEC conference in Phoenix, we surveyed 117 industry executives at random on controversial energy topics ranging from readiness to record carbon emissions to reactions to Obama’s State of the Union address.

We found clear divisions in response to greenhouse gas legislation and only a small number of companies prepared to report and manage carbon emissions, despite high awareness of pending regulations from the EPA and SEC. Here are our key findings:

Systems in Place: A surprising 61% of companies surveyed responded that they have no current system in place to record carbon emissions.

SEC Reporting: In regards to the new guidance to be promulgated by the SEC for disclosure of climate changed-related risk (as detailed in President Obama's State of the Union Address), 44% of respondents voiced support for the guidance and related carbon reporting while 56% disagreed that such reporting was necessary. The results show a clearly divided opinion on the issue.

Cap & Trade or Tax: When asked about the impact of the setting a price on carbon via either cap and trade or tax, 46% of respondents commented that their company will need to dramatically reduce their GHG emissions in response to such an event.

Prioritizing GHG: Half of respondents indicated their company’s desire to implement green best practices as the primary driver behind prioritizing GHG compliance, while only 34% indicated federal legislation as the reason. 

Click here for the full survey results.

The Enviance team will be at EUEC 2010, the USA's largest energy & environment conference next week, 2/1-2/3. Over 650 world leading experts tackle solutions for USA’s Energy Independence & Reducing Carbon Emissions:

1. Can we jump start the US nuclear industry to switch from fossil fuels to reduce our dependence on foreign oil and reduce global warming emissions of CO2 at the same time?

2. Post Copenhagen impacts on US Energy Independence and Climate Change Legislation

3. With 70% of imported oil used by the transportation sector, EUEC promotes hybrid and alternate fuel vehicles show cased in exhibit hall with 200 companies represented

Over 2100 delegates will be able to network in a 200 company exhibit area for this 13^th annual conference.

Enviance Presentations:

Dave McCurdy – Track G, 2/2 10am “Carbon Accounting & Organizational Change”

Larry Goldenhersh – Track G, 2/2 3:30pm “Air Apparent: How Existing Systems are the Best Option for Carbon Accounting”

Graeme Dykes & Greg McCall (AEP) – Track G, 2/2 3:30pm “Carbon Reporting under EPA and other Voluntary Registries: AEP”

Doug Hatler – Track I, 2/2 10am “Collecting and Reporting Sustainability KPI’s”

Our exhibit booth is # 806. We look forward to seeing you there!

Do you know the details of the EPA Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Reporting Rule? Tracking carbon emissions is now 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.

Hear from utility industry expert Greg McCall of American Electric Power and Greg Gasperecz of Enviance as they talk about the first 25 days of the rule and its impact on U.S. industry.

During this complimentary 30 minute web seminar, you will learn about:

• Which industries or types of facilities are affected by the ruling
• AEP's opinion on Subparts A, C, D and other parts of the Rule
• The balance between the need for corporate consistency and individual facility details
• How AEP is preparing their GHG Monitoring Plan for its facilities
• AEP's approach in complying; tiers to calculate CO2, CH4, and N2O
• How you can get ready quickly in order to report
• Which industries or types of facilities are affected by the ruling

Click here to download this information-rich webinar.

Great news today out of Enviance. We topped Groom Energy Solutions’ newest Enterprise Carbon Accounting (ECA) report, being named as an industry leader in carbon management based on financial stability, number of customer deployments, strength of technology and corporate vision.

Check out Groom Energy Vice President Paul Baier and Enviance CEO Larry Goldenhersh’s comments: http://www.forbes.com/feeds/businesswire/2010/01/19/businesswire134199217.html

Of the 60 carbon management software vendors reviewed in the ECA report, we scored among the highest in each category, according to Groom Energy. Our score reflected our success in the past 12 months, including securing deals with some of the world's leading companies and the U.S. Army, which powered us to a profitable year-end 2009.

With the carbon management market set to quadruple in the next three years, all of us at Enviance are excited to help companies effectively track, report and manage their GHG emissions.