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Best Practices in Accounting for GHG Emissions in the Canadian Commercial Real Estate popular
Greenhouse gas (GHG) accounting, like financial accounting, involves many rules that can be complex to navigate. While standardized approaches to accounting exist, the field is evolving rapidly, and conflicting or unclear guidance is common. The commercial real estate sector is particularly complex in this way, due to the number of entities involved, and the operational and physical diversity of commercial buildings.
Title of Report:
Best Practices in Accounting for GHG Emissions in the Canadian Commercial Real Estate
Publisher:
ICF International for the Real Property Association of Canada and
Publication Date:
2010-04-07
Report Description:
Greenhouse gas (GHG) accounting, like financial accounting, involves many rules that can be complex to navigate. While standardized approaches to accounting exist, the field is evolving rapidly, and conflicting or unclear guidance is common. The commercial real estate sector is particularly complex in this way, due to the number of entities involved, and the operational and physical diversity of commercial buildings.
Contact Person:
Duncan Rotherham
Email:
DRotherham@icfi.com