TRAINING COURSE

GHG emissions calculations: taming GHG emissions in the value chain

Scope 1 (own emissions) and scope 2 (purchased electricity and steam) are widespread now, and organisations in New Zealand who have to disclose climate-related information as per the FMCA (Financial Markets Conduct Act) as well as their larger customers and suppliers are in large part taking steps to capture relevant information.

However, scope 3 (the value chain GHG emissions) can be perceived as more intimidating to manage; but it does not need to be the case.

Through this course, we will aim to recall key foundational concepts on GHG emissions, as well as a practical approach for the categories of emission sources in the value chain, supported by practical examples from organisations in your sector (domestically and abroad as needed) and the documentation and systems essential for a seamless integration within your entity.

Completion of this short course will support participants acquire knowledge needed to define their full GHG emission inventory.

Course Schedule

When: On demand
Where: Remote or in person

Course pricing

The course price is as follows:
$900 + GST

Further course dates may be added to the schedule, please contact us at training@mosaicfsi.com for an up-to-date list of all scheduled courses. The course price is in New Zealand Dollars and is exclusive of GST, please add GST to any PO or payment.

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Duration

90 minutes in person (or a session tailored to individual business needs).

Course Content

A brief Introduction to emissions accounting concepts, and the covered scope.
Practical walkthrough on how to tackle value chain emissions.
Expected qualities of GHG emissions accounting tooling.

What you will learn:

Core concepts to GHG emissions accounting.
Mapping the value chain for your organisation.
An understanding around uncertainty, limitations and assumptions.

Who Should Attend?

Team members responsible for climate reporting, GHG emissions accounting.

Meet your facilitators

Mathieu Hemery

Principal Consultant

Mathieu is an experienced consultant with deep expertise in sustainability, climate risk, and regulatory reporting, including the New Zealand Climate-related Disclosures (CRD) regime.

He has worked on projects translating ESG and CRD requirements into embedded tooling, controls, and reporting solutions, with strong skills in governance design, assurance, and operational risk. His extensive understanding of the E&S and regulatory landscape enables him to integrate customised tooling that delivers strong outcomes aligned to both current and emerging regulatory and risk requirements.

With international experience across Asia, Europe and New Zealand, Mathieu combines strategic insight with technical delivery to ensure E&S solutions are regulatory-ready and operationally effective.

Jason Cordier

Principal Consultant, Operational Excellence

Jason is a dynamic and self-starting management consultant with extensive experience in local and international strategy consulting, spanning Asia, the Middle East, SARC, and North America.

With a PhD in strategic management, he excels in stakeholder management, engaging effectively from the C-suite to the shop floor.

Jason has led multiple initiatives involving Brilliance’s DPX platform, delivering E&S tooling projects that include module origination, control environment design, and regulatory reporting alignment. He brings substantial expertise in Environment & Sustainability, combining strategic consulting skills with hands-on delivery experience to help clients realise their goals.

Chen Chen

Sustainability Consultant

Chen is a Sustainability and Climate Risk specialist who works with major New Zealand financial institutions to enhance their climate reporting and risk management capability.

She has led scenario analysis for major financial institutions and developed anticipated financial impact quantification frameworks to support clients training and implementation. In addition, Chen has supported ESG strategy development for a major health organisation, helping to embed sustainability principles into governance and operations. Her work combines analytical rigour with strategic insight to integrate climate and ESG priorities into business decision-making.

Bethany Waller

Sustainability Consultant

Bethany is a Sustainability and Climate Change consultant with an extensive background in climate-related corporate obligations and climate change research.

She specialises in climate-related disclosures and policy advisory, particularly within New Zealand’s transport and energy sectors. Bethany has contributed to a diverse range of impactful projects, including facilitating sectoral workshops for the Taskforce for Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD).

How Do I Pay?

Enclosed below are the details for payment into our account, plus company details if you need to set Mosaic up as a supplier and/or provide us with a Purchase Order. If you require an invoice, please indicate on the booking form. We do require at least your purchase order or payment (where no purchase order is provided) prior to the course unless prior arrangements have been made.

Company Name: Mosaic Business Solutions T/A Mosaic Financial Services Infrastructure
Registered Address: 72 Mountain Road, Epsom, Auckland 1023
Primary Office Address: 131 Queen Street, Level 2, Suite 204, Central Auckland, Auckland 1010
GST No: 103843782
Account Name: Mosaic Business Solutions

For further information or queries about the course please do not hesitate to contact us at info@mosaicfsi.com

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