Online webinarShape the Future: GHG Protocol Scope 2 Revisions and Expert Q&A

Nov 6 2025, 08:00 UTC - Nov 6 2025, 09:00 UTC

The Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Protocol is updating its Scope 2 guidance - an essential framework for how companies account for emissions from purchased electricity. These changes will guide corporate carbon-free energy procurement and claims in this critical next phase of the energy transition.

This is a pivotal moment. The public comment period is open, and your feedback will shape the future of carbon-free energy reporting. Join experts from EnergyTag and Climate Group for a deep dive into the proposed revisions, what they mean for your business, and how to share your feedback via the consultation.

Register for Webinar 1 (Europe & Asia)

Register for Webinar 2 (US & Europe)

Submit your question(s) to our panel of experts when you register for the webinar.

Why attend?

  • Hear it first: Get a clear overview of the proposed changes and why they matter.
  • Understand the impact: Learn how these updates could affect your Scope 2 reporting and renewable energy strategy, with regional context.
  • Engage with experts: Gain insights from those directly involved in the GHG Protocol Technical Working Group.
  • Make your voice count: Learn how to respond to the consultation with confidence and clarity.
  • Look ahead: Discover how companies are already aligning with the proposed direction and what the future holds for granular carbon-free energy procurement.

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Speakers

EnergyTag

Killian Daly, Executive Director, will outline the GHGP update process and key proposed changes to Scope 2 market-based accounting.

Shailesh Telang, Head of Asia Pacific, will unpack specific questions posed in the consultation and offer practical guidance on how to respond.

Climate Group

Sam Kimmins, Director of Energy, and Rachel Swiatek, Senior Manager Energy, will explore the corporate implications of the revisions and how businesses can begin transitioning to granular matching clean energy procurement.

Further speakers to be announced.

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