GHG Emissions & Accounting

Next Training Date - 4 - 5 February 2026

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Overview

Are you ready to take your organisation’s sustainability and ESG efforts to the next level? Join our upcoming training on GHG accounting and energy-emissions management with a 3-in-1 package of training, case study and working sessions as well as software demonstration.

Over the course of two days, you’ll have the chance to learn and apply the techniques for GHG accounting and reporting, from principles and inventory boundaries to emission quantification and reporting based on the ISO 14064-1:2018 standards. We will also demonstrate how to use a GHG accounting software to streamline your reporting process.

Wait, there are more. You will also be exposed to the Science-Based Target Initiative (SBTI) to establish corporate emissions target, and a systematic hierarchical approach for energy and emissions management reduce energy and emissions.

Don’t miss out on this valuable opportunity to gain the knowledge and skills you need to transform your organization’s sustainability and ESG efforts. Register today and join our 3-in-1 training program!

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Outcome

Drive and plan
- Gain awareness and drive to synergise energy and emissions management.
- Pave the way toward net-zero carbon emissions.
Identify, quantify, analyse and report
- Understand the concept and principles of GHG accounting and reporting, including the inventory boundary, GHG emission identification and reporting.
- Quantify GHG emissions.
- Use LCOS GHG accounting software.
- Report the results based on ISO 14064 standards.
Target, evaluate and mitigate
- Establish Science-Based Target Initiative (SBTI Targets)
- Evaluate emission reduction options
- Systematically mitigate GHG emissions

Target Participant

Sustainability or ESG managers, energy and environmental engineers and managers, consultants and professionals interested in implementing sustainable practices.

Schedule

Trainers

Prof Ir Ts Dr Zainuddin Abdul Manan

Prof Ir Ts Dr Zainuddin Abdul Manan is a professor of chemical and energy engineering, founding director of UTM PROSPECT, founding dean of UTM’s Chemical and Energy Engineering faculty, and CEO of OPTIMISE. A Global Top 1% engineering scientist, he is a Registered Energy Manager (REM) and Registered Energy Auditor (REA), and a pioneer of UTM’s award-winning sustainable energy management.

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Prof Ir Ts Dr Sharifah Rafidah Wan Alwi

Prof Ir Ts Dr Sharifah Rafidah Wan Alwi is a professor of chemical and energy engineering at UTM, former director of UTM Process Systems Engineering Centre, and co-founder/director of Optimal Systems Engineering. An award-winning expert, she has led resource minimisation innovations and is a certified energy manager, Registered Energy Manager (REM), Registered Energy Auditor (REA) and ASEAN energy manager coach.

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Assoc Prof Ir Dr Lim Jeng Shiun

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Assoc Prof Ir Dr Lim Jeng Shiun is a research fellow at UTM’s Process Systems Engineering Centre (PROSPECT) and a Stanford-listed World’s Top 2% Scientist. He specialises in process systems engineering for energy and carbon optimisation and is a Chartered Engineer, Certified Energy Manager, Registered Energy Manager (REM) and Registered Energy Auditor (REA), and UNIDO-certified expert in industrial thermal energy.

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Past Participant Reviews

Learnt much and able to identify on items that can help improve internal Sustainability report.

Vignesh R.Puvanesuaran

Head, Sustainability Intelligence and Research Department | Malaysian Communication and Multimedia Commission (MCMC)

With a strong lineup of excellent trainers, Optimal provides high-quality training to participants. The trainers’ engagement throughout the sessions keeps the participants energetic and motivated at all times.

Ganapathy Raman

Senior Engineer | Puma Energy (Malayisa) Sdn Bhd

The training is the best among the other training at outside because of quality and in depth of trainers who hold solid experience in energy sector. On top of that deliverable of the traing very good and easy to understand. Before attend this course, my perception on energy is different and after attend the course it is different. It unlock my overall view on how to conduct an energy study and implement it to industry with compliance of EECA2024

Navarajan Subramaniam

Assistant Manager Maintenance | Evergy Engineering Sdn Bhd

This course is tremendously helpful for me to implement the energy management system in my organisation. The syllabus is well explained and full of examples to follow.

Ts Mohd Mawardi bin Hussain

Vocational Training Officer | KKTM Sri Gading

This training provided up-to-date information and know-how; It is a fruitful sharing delivered by a team of high-level professionals. I shall continue participating with this organisation to gain more in the lovely field.

Wong Tien Yi

Technical Sales Executive | Astronergy New Energy Technology (Singapore) PTE LTD

I enjoyed the training so much as it allowed me to refresh my engineering calculations and link them with my industrial experience. Even though I have 15 years industrial experience in oil and gas, I learnt so much during this training.

Izza Mahmod

Improvement Executive | PETRONAS Chemical Ethylene Sdn. Bhd.

The GHG calculation training was clear and insightful, making complex concepts easy to understand. The practical examples and hands-on exercises greatly improved my grasp of the subject. I now feel confident applying these skills in my work. Highly recommended!

Nur Aishah binti Kamarudin

Facility Engineer | Omron Malaysia Sdn Bhd

The course provides good guidance on conducting thermal energy audit which is very different (maybe more rigorous) than the electrical energy audit that I’m familiar with and have participated in. It’s a good refresher course from what I’ve learnt during my undergrad years, and even more relatable since I got to apply it to an actual scale that matches my current responsibility. The step-wise details on the audit approach is also very helpful for me to get started.

Nassya Binti Mohd Said

Experienced Researcher | SIRIM Malaysia