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The Carbon Markets for Aviation and Aviation Fuels: Strategies for Carbon Reduction, Pricing, Accounting and Reporting for industry stakeholders will focus on the accounting and reporting of greenhouse gas emissions in the aviation sector, with a particular focus on aviation fuels and SAF. Course attendees will be expertly guided through the global requirements for SAF specifically, the lifecycle GHG emissions of aviation fuels, emission reduction strategies and corporate carbon accounting.
During the course, we will highlight the critical need for SAF feedstock sustainability, determine the carbon intensity of SAF, offer a better understanding of CO2 reduction strategies in the aviation sector and evaluate the importance of having clear accounting mechanisms to reduce emissions.
Key course features include:
Access six hours of training and course materials
Interact with each trainer directly through our dedicated Q&A sessions
Access presentation materials and recordings for future learning
Receive a course certificate of attendance
Exchange details and make long-lasting contacts with other masterclass delegates
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A complete breakdown of key topics within the agenda
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A full overview of the sessions taking place each day
Information on how to book your place and what’s included
Course benefits
Translate technical content into commercial and deliver outcomes that add business value
Understand greenhouse gas emissions, reporting and verification in the aviation sector
Establish effective practices for carbon accounting and reporting, including the consideration of Scope 1 and 3 emissions
Evaluate the importance of having clear accounting mechanisms for aviation fuel and SAF
Understand Greenhouse Gas (GHG) verification requirements
Understand regulatory requirements and roadblocks for SAF feedstock sustainability and determining the carbon intensity of SAF
Course outline and schedule
Module 1: Global SAF Requirements
Global context for emission reduction and key components of airline emission reduction strategies
Current performance of the airline industry, including committed goals (e.g. Net Zero by 2050)
Implications for airlines and risks/opportunities for airline industry stakeholders (e.g., lenders, investors, customers, insurers, suppliers, OEMs, leasing companies, etc)
Understanding CO2 reduction strategies in the aviation sector
Understanding what airlines are doing to improve carbon emissions performance
Determining how to translate high level internal corporate policy relating to carbon reduction into buying strategies
General overview of SAF production pathways
Leading Fuel Pathways: HEFA, FT fuels, eFuels, alcohol and sugar routes
Value chain of SAF
Module 2: Life Cycle GHG Emissions of Aviation Fuels
LCA models
GHG calculation requirements
Differences in GREET, CORSIA, LCFS, and RED calculations
Case studies for prominent fuel pathways
Uncertainties in GHG calculations and verification
Module 3: Emission Reduction Strategies
Offsets, SAF and other strategies to meet carbon targets
Understanding Greenhouse Gas (GHG) verification requirements
Providing examples of regulatory frameworks for offsetting emissions (e.g. EU ETS)
What do you include in a claim? What is the difference between the various reporting schemes?
Module 4: Corporate Carbon Accounting
Carbon accounting, data and KPIs, how to measure, track and report the right KPIs for your strategy to deliver carbon reduction goals
Establishing effective practices for carbon accounting and reporting, including the consideration of Scope 1 and 3 emissions
Evaluating the importance of having clear accounting mechanisms to reduce emissions
What impact does the reduction in Scope 1 emissions have in Scope 3 emissions for different stakeholders in the value chain?
Detailing the importance of Book and Claim as a registry to ensure reduction claims for SAF are forwarded legitimately, avoiding double claiming and ensuring transparency
Addressing misalignment of carbon accounting frameworks
Interested in speaking to a member of our team before booking your place?
Contact us directly below, or alternatively, complete this short form with your enquiry and we will be in touch to answer your questions:
Contact:
Nick Cassidy
Client Services Manager
E: Nick.Cassidy@safcongress.com
T: +44 (0) 20 3355 4230