NGERS & Greenhouse Gas Verification (AS/NZS ISO 14064)

The focus on Carbon Accounting and Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions has steadily increased over the last few years.  It was not long ago that only forward-thinking organisations developed GHG inventories.  Now there is compulsory reporting under the National Greenhouse and Energy Reporting (NGER) scheme and a carbon price set through the Clean Energy Act. 

NCSI provides assurance services for

GHG reporters under both NGER and

the international standard for

GHG accounting, ISO14064-1. 

An external audit for your GHG report provides confidence in your compliance to the requirements of NGER.  ISO14064-1 certification for your greenhouse gas report also assures your external stakeholders of the validity of your GHG assertion, particularly if you are not already part of a compulsory reporting scheme. 

NCSI is one of the few organisations in Australia accredited by JAS-ANZ to audit ISO14064-1.  This framework specifies principles and requirements at the organisational level for quantification and reporting of GHG emissions and removals. It includes requirements for the design, development, management, reporting and verification of an organisation's GHG inventory. 

NCSI also has auditors registered as Greenhouse and Energy Auditors with the federal government’s Clean Energy Regulator.  Together with our ISO14064 accreditation, NCSI is qualified to audit carbon footprint calculations for the National Carbon Offset Standard (NCOS). 

Since 2009 we have verified over 40MtCO2e of Scope 1 emissions in the electricity generation, food and retail sectors.  NCSI has the capabilities to assist you with all your carbon footprinting and NGERs reporting.  With specialised auditors, NCSI offers auditing services to assist businesses meet these challenges with confidence

NCS International has the capabilities to assist you with all your carbon footprinting and NGERs reporting:

Below, Nav Brah, from NCS International has spoken on ISO 14064 Greenhouse Gas Verification and the Australian October 2009 Carbon Reporting Deadline in line with NGER legislation, at the Open, on the Sky Business News Channel.