Tracking Your Carbon Footprint

“G-DAY” is Coming – Will you need to report Greenhouse Gas Emissions?
On March 30, 2011 many industries will have to submit their first Carbon Footprint data report documenting their greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions to the EPA. During 2010, other businesses will learn what new GHG reporting the EPA will mandate for their sectors and how soon those new regulations will take effect.

Thanks to EnerCop, GHG tracking and reporting is fast, affordable, and easy to implement. EnerCop tracks usage for all greenhouse gas-emitting energy sources: electricity, gas, oil, and propane. With one click of the reporting tool button, EnerCop converts all energy usage within each selected site to equivalent CO₂ emissions and reports the carbon footprint on a quarterly basis. The report shows year-over-year quarterly comparisons so you can track progress toward a specific carbon footprint reduction goal.

Even if your company isn’t on the 2011 G-DAY list, the writing is on the wall. In the coming years, all GHG emitting businesses will likely need to track and report energy consumption, whether by federal/state mandate or community standard. EnerCop can help you get ready for that requirement today.

Find out if your company needs to prepare for G-DAY 2011.